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I just wait until a Opensource model inhaled all the chemistry books and papers. Lol.

They are following closely and the best offer 80-90% of the performance and come with a very small fraction of the costs.

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Why wouldn't the US gov. outlaw the open source models?

Streisand effect

Deepseek.v4.Pro.RePacked.LLMBoyz.part1.zstd

Will each part be a 1.44mb rar/ace file?

And screaming loud Keygen music

Damn this reminds me of my days going around with a stack of - mostly recovered - diskettes.

Much harder to ban if they can run locally

Without international treaty and regulation restricting frontier capabilities globally, any attempt to outlaw open source models will only be as effective as King Canute ordering the tide to turn. Unless the USA fancies bombing those who refuse.

China is definitely refusing. And definitely will bomb back.

Applicable to only those of the US (who choose to comply), which would mean giving non-US an advantage, which is a distinct no-no. They tried to restrict Fable to only-US, but that backfired since the world isn't at all clean cut, resulting in full unavailability of the model

How would that affect the world?

And build the wall, all around.

Prior restraint?

"National security" is a cheat code in the courts that gets you past any conceivable Constitutional blocks.

It cannot. The only available law is an export control law. A restriction on an open model would be strongly unconstitutional due to a freedom of speech guarantee in the Constitution.

There are no open source LLMs, only LLMs you can download.

No they don’t.

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