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OpenAI and Anthropic are grasping at straws to protect their moat through regulatory capture.

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As David Sacks pointed out, the strategy is simple. Under the guise of "AI safety" and "fairness," closed-source incumbents push for compliance rules like mandatory telemetry and remote kill-switches. Because open-weight models run on private local hardware, they technically cannot comply. This hur…

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  1. 2026-08-25 09:24 · r/LocalLLM
    OpenAI and Anthropic are grasping at straws to protect their moat through regulatory capture.

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