yes. and sadly i dont expect it to change. since AI is getting even better and more intelligent, it becomes more of a threat for the US gov. So they like wont give us public access in the near future.
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End of public access to frontier intelligence outside US
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Honestly, I no longer believe that people outside the U.S. will still have access to frontier models, and even there, access will be limited. We are now witnessing the end of public access to frontier intelligence. It is a very sad and serious turn of events.
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IndiaAI Mission COO addresses workshop on AI for rural development
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While speaking at the Workshop on Leveraging AI for Rural Development (Viksit Gram for Viksit Bharat), organised by the Department of Rural Development,@MoRD_GoI, in association with the #IndiaAIMission; Shri Sudeep Shrivastava, COO, IndiaAI Mission, delivered a Special Address.… pic.twitter.com/fbiNWuK1ng
— IndiaAI (@OfficialINDIAai) 26 juin 2026While speaking at the Workshop on Leveraging AI for Rural Development (Viksit Gram for Viksit Bharat), organised by the Department of Rural Development, @MoRD_GoI
, in association with the #IndiaAIMission; Shri Sudeep Shrivastava, COO, IndiaAI Mission, delivered a Special Address. -
Warning against unregulated AI rollouts leading to inequality
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To be clear: I don’t think that broad, unregulated rollouts of powerful models are the right path either. But this path seems especially bad, and could lead to dramatically increased inequality.
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OpenAI announces GPT-5.6 Sol with restricted US access
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BREAKING: OpenAI announced GPT-5.6 Sol! As of today, by U.S. government directive, access is limited to only ~20 pre-approved companies and @every is not on the list. This appears to be a temporary situation while the government races to figure out a long-term policy for
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Human reaction to AI gains: muddling through instead of rational planning
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It may be obvious, but a lot of the first reaction to the gains in AI capability is going to be "just muddling through" rather than executing on a rational plan. (this is what humans always do in rapidly changing & complex situations, and it certainly seems to be happening here)
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Claude users: 1/3 expect AI to do most tasks; optimistic about pay
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This Econ Index is also the first to survey Claude users. Over 1/3 expect AI to be able to do most or nearly all of their work tasks within a year. But those who delegate the most work to AI are also the most optimistic about what it means for their pay and job security.
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Anthropic advances study of Claude’s economic impact with hourly data
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To keep pace with AI progress, we're advancing how we study Claude's economic impact. Hourly sampling and survey data show us how the cadences of life shape usage, what people produce with Claude, and how perceptions of AI's impact may be changing.
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Warning: US focus on winning AI race may cause global catastrophes
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“America’s preoccupation with “winning” the AI race with China could well lead to unprecedented catastrophes, even catastrophes on a global scale. Not all games are zero-sum, and if this fact doesn’t start playing a bigger role in American policy discourse, the AI revolution
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AI concentration risk demands rebel alliance against power and wealth
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The biggest risk in AI is concentration: of power, capabilities and economic wealth. Who can doubt it with trillion dollar companies and government now already controlling a massive part of it? So we need more rebels and more rebel alliance like this one from @usv and friends.