On July 26th, the divergence (disagreement, retained as is for HTML context but translated here for understanding) within the U.S. tech industry regarding whether to restrict China's open models became public. The New York Times, citing five people close to the discussions, reported that OpenAI and Anthropic have recently argued in Washington that China's open models pose risks to intellectual property, AI safety, and national security. U.S. officials are still discussing policy options and currently lean towards reviewing specific models on a case-by-case basis rather than imposing a blanket ban.
