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Can anyone explain to me (a non US citizen) how this won't be found to be unconstitutional (eventually)?. I would think it falls under freedom of expression. And given the attempted classification of encryption as a munition that failed, I don't see how this can possibly last?

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Well it seems both Anthropic and OpenAI are consciously choosing to do this, which means, for now, neither plan on suing. So if no one sues, how could it be unconstitutional?

Both companies 100% helped create this situation with their incessant safety and cybersecurity hype. Reaping what they sowed.

I think they're pretty happy to have government sharing some of the big societal responsibility, honestly.

constitutional rights only apply to us citizens i believe

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