… Alibaba says Qwen3.8 is “going open-weight soon.” Even so, the releases have already sharpened competition between the US and China in what has been repeatedly characterized as the defining technological race of our time. …
… Van Roo says the Trump administration’s recent moves against Anthropic could stoke “greater fears and concerns, potentially for the wrong reasons.” The source familiar with the negotiations described the weekend’s conversations as constructive, with some members of the administration admitting that… …
… Under Trump, the US government has already taken a 10 percent stake in chipmaker Intel and reportedly demanded Nvidia and AMD give the federal government a 15 percent cut of their revenue from AI chip sales to China. …
… Pressure was also building within the US AI industry, particularly fears about the AI advancements China could make while top US AI labs were sidelined. …
… Semafor reported that it may have been due to a China-linked group accessing Mythos, though no actual jailbreak had been confirmed. …
… They’re all about exporting American AI and advancing and beating China, but then they do this thing that kneecaps everyone with no notice and could very well impact not just Anthropic, but also OpenAI, Google, every competitor in the space that also has what they call a semi-equivalent Mythos prod… …
… The current plan is to export the initial vehicles to the United States from Europe before eventually establishing American manufacturing for US customers. When the Amble One finally reaches customers, it may find itself with plenty of competition. …
… These concerns were underscored further by the release of Kimi K3, a highly capable open-weight model from China. …
… In his view, the EU’s proposed privacy regulations would not just hurt American companies, it would also inadvertently allow China to develop faster, and there was historical precedent: “We’ve seen this movie before when it came to broadband, where they tried to do the same thing to American broadb… …
… But the headwinds — policy shifts, regulatory overhang, tariffs, rising costs, competition from China — are proving to be strong, perhaps even more powerful than a tornado. …
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