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The Open-Weights Letter and the Labs That Stayed Off the Page
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The Open-Weights Letter and the Labs That Stayed Off the Page

Read the July 24 open-weights statement. Then look at who would not put their name on it—Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, and xAI—each for different reasons. The letter is about diffusion. Their silences are about control.

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