Natasha Tiku
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 17 Jul
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Like it's really had people even kind of rethinking the potential business model and what the value is for the companies if like they don't own the technology there.
Yeah, it's just I think they feel like it's highly inefficient and not a good way to to like start the new AI era.
building on this technology that could be turned off by the U.S.
government or Anthropic could change something or they're spying on you.
Yeah, that's true.
But I will just say that, you know, I have spoken to researchers who say when they test quad and other U.S.
models in Chinese and they do the same thing and they say, who are you?
It says deep seek.
So, I mean, like this is what I'm trying to say about that.
It's really challenging when you use this terminology that means just like a process, a methodology, a technique, and imply that it's necessarily a violation in some way.
It might be breaking in terms of service, which users do all the time and which gets you kicked off of the platform sometimes.
But in some cases, like there is something different going on.
It's more of like jailbreaking in a way.
But when you kind of use this term so broadly, it's really hard to tell what exactly is happening and whether it's really an egregious violation or just something that the companies don't really want.
Well, I would say Anthropic is one of the primary ones.
I mean, when Taylor is asking about like, why isn't there a lot of open source?
Anthropic was a big voice in D.C.
starting in the Biden administration, talking about how dangerous open source was because you wouldn't be able to
to check the downstream uses as closely, like if somebody is using it to create a bioweapon or what have you, because you can just download open source and then kind of fork it, use it for yourself.
And the company, the developers of the open source technology won't necessarily know
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