The Trump administration discussed sanctions and cloud bans targeting Chinese open-source AI models, according to the New York Times. OpenAI and Anthropic pushed for restrictions, while Nvidia, Google, and Meta fought back. After pushback from Silicon Valley, Washington backed off for now, but a decision is expected before Xi Jinping's visit in September.<br /> The article Silicon Valley’s rift over open source pushes back contemplated White House bans on Chinese AI appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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