Verdon predicts regulators' next move: making open-source models illegal
beffjezos · x · 2026-09-13
Guillaume Verdon quoted David Ondrej's jab at an AI regulatory proposal "pacing the frontier" — "more like making open-source models illegal" — adding "their next move," voicing fears that regulation is heading toward an outright ban on open-source AI.
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