Many users praised the recipe analogy for clearly explaining Rabois's call to regulate Chinese AI inference and data rather than models, while others rejected the idea as anti-competitive propaganda and expressed distrust of Chinese AI.
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The analogy is excellent. Open weights are the recipe: anyone can inspect it, tweak it, and cook with their own data on hardware or clouds they trust. Chinese inference is the real exposure—your prompts and context get sent to their servers. Welcome the models for competition and access. Just keep sensitive workloads on trusted infrastructure and control the data flows. Banning recipes won't secure the kitchen.
@quxiaoyin Best explanation of what is happening right now.. thank you.
@quxiaoyin Why does this stupid fucken Chinese bitch keep showing up on my feed
@quxiaoyin Absolutely brilliant
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Many users praised the recipe analogy for clearly explaining Rabois's call to regulate Chinese AI inference and data rather than models, while others rejected the idea as anti-competitive propaganda and expressed distrust of Chinese AI.
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