tszzl: many policy options exist between open-weight superintelligence and full weight lockdown
tszzl · x · 2026-09-13
AI researcher tszzl argues there is a wide policy space between "open-weight superintelligence" and banning weight distribution entirely. A middle path could let thousands of US businesses finetune powerful models for their own use without handing weights to Russian hackers and terrorists — a centrist take in the polarized open-weights debate.
Related event: tszzl argues for tiered model weight controls via pesticide analogy(3 posts)→
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