Banning open weight models won't stop attackers, only enterprises — and that's the point
james_mtc · x · 2026-10-01
Zack Korman argues that any ban on open weight models framed as a safety measure won't stop threat actors — the weights are already out — but will stop enterprises from adopting them. He suggests that outcome is not a side effect but the actual intent of such policy, a sharp take on the tension between open-source AI and enterprise adoption.
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