Researcher predicts cybersecurity-fueled crackdown on open-source models and regulated compute
max_paperclips · x · 2026-11-14
Researcher Andercot argues his prediction is coming true: expect more "lab leaks" engineered by cybersecurity firms, amplified fear campaigns, and a massive crackdown on open-source models with regulated compute. He predicts public AI companies will cave to pressure, regulators will shut out non-compliant actors, and remaining major players are already in consensus — envisioning a future where a GPU doesn't work unless connected to the internet.
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