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Government-Limited Rollout for Frontier AI Models
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- →Regulates deployment of powerful AI technologies
- →Lack of transparency could hinder innovation
- →Affects access for users and developers
Governments are beginning to implement a restricted rollout process for advanced AI models such as Mythos and GPT-5.6. This approach involves an opaque, customer-by-customer access regime, which could potentially have negative implications for users and developers. The move aims to regulate the deployment of powerful AI technologies, but the lack of transparency in the process raises concerns.
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