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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2026
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That's definitely a plausible option, but it's going to be very hard to ban use of open models. They could get use of official Chinese services banned, but justifying why OpenRouter and others can't run them is going to be a lot harder. And there's also a ton of money invested in all these AI companies running on open models now. So, the pushback will be significant.
It would be a lot easier to regulate open models if they perform regulatory capture first
Seems like one of several last ditch efforts to keep the bubble going IMO. They're flailing
yup