Claim: China's AI progress is 'stunning', US has ~7 months to deploy open source plans
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-09-26
Brian Roemmele says he saw a private presentation on China's AI roadmap and claims what's coming in the next months is "stunning", urging US AI companies that they have roughly seven months to deploy their open source plans before Chinese open source versions take the market. He insists he is "not guessing".
A quoted reply escalates the concern, arguing restrictions on AI access hurt Americans more than China, and calling for broader, more diverse AI access in the US. Note these are unverified claims.
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