Nearly 200 Silicon Valley companies jointly sent a letter to the White House through the newly established Little Tech Association, opposing the U.S. gover...
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Nearly 200 Silicon Valley companies jointly sent a letter to the White House through the newly
established Little Tech Association, opposing the U.S. government's plan to ban Chinese open-source AI models. The open letter explicitly requested not to cut off the channels for American companies to access Alibaba's Qwen 3.8 and Moon's Dark Side Kimi K3 models, stating that this move would stifle competition, increase startup costs, and weaken American startups.
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IT之家:https://www.ithome.com/ 7 月 25 日消息,Politico 于 7 月 22 日发布博文,报道称近 200 家硅谷企业通过新成立的 Little Tech Association 协会联名致函白宫, 反对美国封禁中国开源 AI 模型计划。
IT之家援引博文介绍,包括 Proton 和创业孵化器 Y Combinator 在内,将近 200 家硅谷企业通过新成立的 " 小科技协会 "(Little Tech Association),致函美国白宫,要求不要切断美国企业调用中国开源 AI 模型渠道。
该事件的背景是 Kimi K3 模型发布后, 美国政府考虑收紧针对中国开源 AI 模型的监管政策,计划切断调用中国开源模型的渠道。
美国的领导力不仅需要世界一流的美国本土开源模型,还需要持续获取全球可用的开放模型。
剥夺美国初创公司获取海外模型的渠道,不仅会扼杀竞争,巩固现有大型企业的地位,而且会造成一种“智能税”(tax on intelligence)。
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Nearly 200 Silicon Valley companies jointly sent a letter to the White House through the newly established Little Tech Association, opposing the U.S. gover...
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