How a narrow, non-universal jailbreak triggered the first government-forced kill switch on a deployed frontier model, and why deemed-export law made the blast radius the whole world.
Pretty wild news. It's really going to be interesting to see what precedent this sets. How do you think we are going to decide what models are releasable going into the future?
Seems like this one will have to be settled in court and clarified by Congress because it feels arbitrarily targeted at a single company with semi-related beef from the government and it's built on concepts that have shifted in the marketplace since the law was written.
Totally agree. Also, raises the questions. How do we decide what models qualify for export controls? What are the criteria, where is the framework, etc.
Pretty wild news. It's really going to be interesting to see what precedent this sets. How do you think we are going to decide what models are releasable going into the future?
Seems like this one will have to be settled in court and clarified by Congress because it feels arbitrarily targeted at a single company with semi-related beef from the government and it's built on concepts that have shifted in the marketplace since the law was written.
Totally agree. Also, raises the questions. How do we decide what models qualify for export controls? What are the criteria, where is the framework, etc.
A new chapter in the AI race.
Guess we’re still rebooting movies from the ‘90s instead of coming up with new ones.
“The Revenge of ITAR: the Re-Sequel” (2026)
😂 whod of thought lol. the memes have been 🔥 though.