I think many people are not yet aware of the tectonic shift taking place.

By preventing state-of-the-art capabilities - at least insofar as we are able to use them - open source becomes not only more attractive for one's own applications， but more attractive overall.

This also applies， for example， to entire states such as the European Union， provided it genuinely sets itself the goal of implementing AI.

This not only attracts new investments and fresh capital， but also creates an opportunity for a PR coup that draws many idealists toward open-source companies.

In that sense， I can well imagine that companies like OpenAI and Anthropic will suffer the most from regulation by the U.S. government - on two fronts - and that this indirectly does open source a tremendous service， especially given that it now primarily comes from China.