@0xSero: Are you worried about your right to access intelligence? - local ai - open weight models - access to US frontier All th…
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A tweet warns that the right to access intelligence is at risk due to efforts to ban certain AI labs and open weight models, with Anthropic allegedly aiming to be the sole player.
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Are you worried about your right to access intelligence?
- local ai
- open weight models
- access to US frontier
All these are at risk of being lost now, there are consistent efforts to ban certain labs, certain models.
They (Anthropic) want to be the only player. Say no https://t.co/IuVGhN4pPi
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