Compliance actions abruptly blocked access to Anthropic's Fable 5.
Open source AI is gaining traction due to the White House’s clampdown on Anthropic & OpenAI.
“A lot of founders and developers have been burned by trying to build apps on top of these really advanced closed source models, like Fable for instance…”
“… and then seeing those models get taken down or removed from the market just days later.” — @steph_palazzolo, AI Reporter
Users express anxiety about relying on closed frontier models after White House restrictions on Anthropic and OpenAI, fearing sudden unavailability and doubting open-source gains due to possible future US regulation.
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@theinformation imo building a production app on a frontier closed model without a fallback plan in 2026 is just a strategy for a very stressful june
@theinformation That's trivial (model switching is not that hard) but here's the bigger risk:
@theinformation 闭源模型说下架就下架，开发者很难不焦虑
@steph_palazzolo until of course the US regulates or bans Open Source and then, lulz (yes, private citizens will still be able to use it, but enterprise won't touch it)
@steph_palazzolo Faz sentido o argumento dela: enquanto OpenAI e Anthropic ficam presas no review da Casa Branca, a porta abre pro open-weight chinês. O GLM-5.2 já está entre os três modelos mais fortes do mundo, encurtando a distância pra Mythos e ChatGPT por uma fração do custo.
@theinformation 唉
