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I think all that regulation will do at this point is help the incumbents who are failing. Protectionism. I don't think they deserve that help. I also don't see

I think all that regulation will do at this point is help the incumbents who are failing. Protectionism. I don't think they deserve that help. I also don't see any reason to think the current administration would have anything resembling competence around this. And it's worth noting that Greg Brockman is a huge MAGA donor, so it's likely the policies would be very corrupt. (Don't worry, he justified his donations as "apolitical", he just wants to buy the politicians, he doesn't believe in their causes. I hate these people.)

JumpCrisscross 3mo ago
> all that regulation will do at this point is help the incumbents who are failing This depends on the specific regulation. The datacentre moratoria probably give open-weight models time to catch up by tempering the extent to which the leading companies can turn their capital advantage into market share.
- DarmokJalad1701 3mo ago
  > datacentre moratoria What infrastructure will these open weight models be trained on?
  - anamexis 3mo ago
    Chinese infrastructure, presumably.
  - JumpCrisscross 3mo ago
    > What infrastructure will these open weight models be trained on? One, the infrastructure is being built for inference. Not training. If all we were doing was training on datacentres, I think America probably has enough already for near-term commercial needs.
  - linzhangrun 3mo ago
    Meituan’s 1.6T LongCat was trained entirely on Huawei training cards. DeepSeek, GLM, Qwen and others are also actively working on similar replacement.
willmadden 3mo ago
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