OpenAI quietly signs letter from Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta warning about dangers of 'premature restrictions' on open-weight AI models — as the White House accuses China of stealing from Anthropic
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US labs and chipmakers are aligning around keeping open-weight models loosely regulated even as the White House leans into IP theft concerns. Policy risk is now a first-order variable in your model strategy — document where you depend on open weights and what happens if access tightens by jurisdiction.
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