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Sriram Krishnan on Open Source AI's Biggest Week Yet

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Commencé July 25, 2026

Sriram Krishnan joins Theo Jaffee and Sofia Puccini just after concluding his tenure as Senior White House Policy Advisor on AI to discuss one of the biggest weeks yet for open-source AI. They unpack the rapid release of models including Kimi K3 and Qwen, why open models are putting pressure on frontier labs, and what it means for pricing, competition, and the future of AI infrastructure. They also discuss AI policy, distillation, cybersecurity, the role of open-weight models, whether the U.S...

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The U.S. government should regulate open-weight AI models the same way it regulates closed commercial ones, regardless of licensing.

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Whether models are open or closed, AI policy should focus on measurable safety outcomes and transparency, not on the choice of release model itself.

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Open-source AI removes accountability from developers and makes it impossible to enforce responsible use restrictions or track harms at scale.

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Open-source AI models create unacceptable cybersecurity and misuse risks that outweigh benefits from decentralised development and cost reduction.

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The pressure open models place on frontier labs will force all AI developers to innovate faster and serve users better, regardless of market consolidation.

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Policymakers must distinguish between open-source models that are freely available and open-weight models that carry hidden training data and inference risks.

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Open-source AI will drive down infrastructure costs and reduce barriers to entry for startups and researchers outside wealthy tech companies.

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Rapid release of open models like Kimi K3 and Qwen by international competitors threatens U.S. leadership in AI and should trigger stronger export controls.

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AI policy must address both open and closed models, but the risks and benefits of each require fundamentally different regulatory approaches.

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Model distillation—training smaller models from larger ones—means open-source release no longer requires sharing frontier-scale compute or data.

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