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The open-source ban is coming: stand up the body, write it into law, then close open source in the name of fairness

Sacks lays out the three steps by which an open-source ban actually lands: first stand up the body, then write it into law, then shut open source down in the name of standards applying equally. Chamath argues the real political fuel is voters' revulsion at two men about to become trillionaires, and has nothing to do with AI safety or with water and power.