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Alexandra Kelley,Staff Correspondent, Nextgov/FCW
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Alexandra Kelley
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei cited China as the primary threat to such a paradigm and cast doubt over the narrative of open-source as a cybersecurity asset.
Anthropic opposes AI open-source bans but proposes frameworks targeting chip exports to China, distillation controls, and mandatory safety testing. The position signals governance shifts that affect enterprise compliance and supply chain strategies for foundation models.
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Alexandra Kelley,Staff Correspondent, Nextgov/FCW
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Alexandra Kelley

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