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At a June 9th White House meeting, a Reflection AI representative argued that open-source models should be exempted from the regulatory framework based on their current capabilities.
A person familiar with a June 9th policy session said a Reflection AI representative pushed for open-source models to be exempted from the framework, noting Reflection has not yet launched a public model. ✦ AI generated
person familiar with the session (via Nathan Lambert) · Interconnects · 2026-07-12 · original ↗
A representative from Reflection AI, a U.S.-based open-source model provider, argued that open-source models should have exemptions from the framework based on their capabilities, the person said. Currently, Chinese open-source models such as DeepSeek have a substantial lead over other available open models, and Reflection has not yet launched a public model.
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