Ryan Greenblatt backs open-weight releases but wants stronger barriers on China AI progress
RyanGreenblatt · x · 2026-07-25
Ryan Greenblatt says he would oppose broadly restricting released open-weight AIs, but supports slowing Chinese AI progress through export controls and anti-distillation defenses.
- He draws a distinction between general restrictions on open-weight models and targeted measures against strategic rivals.
- The post is framed as a policy position rather than a product or model announcement.
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