tszzl follows up: my prediction isn't a preference, I'm not trying to ban open source
tszzl · x · 2026-09-13
Following up on his earlier post, tszzl clarifies that his prediction about open models eventually being controlled by states is not his preferred outcome, and has nothing to do with "pacing the frontier." He hopes open source labs act with prudence, but insists he isn't trying to ban them — and has no power to anyway.
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