Axios: US government may ban Kimi K3
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Open source. I say we all copy and host and fight for our 1a rights.
I downloaded GLM5.2 the other day, just in case. Unfortunatly Kimi K3 isn't actually public yet. I've been suspicious as to whether it actually will become public.
think about why.
is it to “stop the chinese”?
who already have it?
or is it to keep it away from you, because their future relies on monopoly enforced by violence?
July 27
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I think it's an attempt to force Americans into the American models to avoid economic collapse. And I think that's China's goal. They dont give a fuck about open source models or freedom of users. They just want to attack us where we are weak.
There's no way out of this shit except to produce stuff again. Everyone is avoiding that but that's where we are. We can probably limp along a little longer forcing American corps into closed US models, but it won't last.
This is no longer the country my ancestors thought they died for. My mission is to take that back. I guess I'll die for it too. Anything to leave these kids with a better future.
“america has to use violence to avoid collapse.” “we need the existing system to make things again”
may it all crumble and fall, and all the normies weep.
agreed
America is clearly worried they won't be able to profit off of this giant data center build out they've been doing. It is of my opinion this has nothing to do with safety.

I don't need to host the model actually running to host the code that makes it work so anyone with money can download and run it if they want to.
Use @routstr
Wonder how they will try to force this on the European vassal states. Because they definitely will try.