26 Jul50 tech companies have come out in support of open AI models. On July 24, Jensen Huang published his first post on X, sharing an open letter titled “Open Weights and American AI Leadership.” The letter argues that open-weight models, which can be downloaded, modified, and run…AnthropicNVIDIAOpen weightsAI policy
19 JulKimi’s success has OpenAI’s strategy chief talking about restrictions Dean Ball, who leads strategic work at OpenAI, says China’s Kimi is already roughly on par with the best publicly available models from early 2026. He then describes how US agencies could discourage…Moonshot AIOpenAIKimiOpen weightsAI policy
17 JulTRUMP’S AI ADVISER SOUNDS THE ALARM OVER KIMI K3 David Sacks, Trump’s adviser on AI and crypto, called the Chinese model’s success a wake-up call for the US. While China accelerates, America is slowing down its own industry: blocking new data centers, piling on regulations, and…Kimi K3Moonshot AIKimiAI policy
7 JulChina may close foreign access to its best AI models Authorities have already met with Alibaba, ByteDance and Z.ai, Reuters reports. The talks covered current models and models that have not been released yet. Possible targets for control: • closed models • open-weight models •…AlibabaByteDanceZ.aiOpen weightsAI policy
26 JunGPT-5.6 Sol: not just a safety question A limited Sol rollout is understandable: powerful models need testing. But the problem is access. While regular users wait, some partners are already getting the model. If Sol is actually better at coding, research, and product work…GPT-5.6 SolOpenAIGPTAI policy
26 JunThe most powerful AI models are starting to look less like products and more like passes into a closed club. Publicly, we hear: “safety,” “staged rollout,” “available soon.” In practice: some people get GPT-5.6 now, while everyone else waits for permission. That is a dangerous…OpenAIGPTAI policy
