> Restricting the transfer to non-trusted actors of the model weights for advanced closed-weight models. The rule does not in any way inhibit the publication of model weights for open-weight models.
> Setting security standards to protect the weights of advanced closed-weight AI models, permitting them to be stored and used securely around the world while helping prevent illicit adversary access.
Controlling the weights is becoming critical for the US…
I think it's interesting that they're actually using the term "open-weight" here instead of what AI corps would want you to use which would be "open-source", trying to conflate sources and weights. Perhaps a good sign, for a week.
Both of the above really require active illumination to be effective. As long as you're not worried about other people with night vision, that's not a problem.
Above that... it gets expensive and complicated very quickly.
For anyone interested in symmetry specifically, there's also the ISOTROPY Software Suite (https://stokes.byu.edu/iso/isotropy.php) which offers some nice tools.
> Setting security standards to protect the weights of advanced closed-weight AI models, permitting them to be stored and used securely around the world while helping prevent illicit adversary access.
Controlling the weights is becoming critical for the US…