Commentary: Regulating open source hands China the win in AI's open future
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-11-14
The poster argues against proposed US regulation of open source: laws won't make open source vanish any more than century-long prohibitions erased banned substances, as the quoted post notes. He contends such regulation would only hand China a huge win and ensure they dominate the open source future of AI.
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