JULY 23RD Jen-Hsun HuangIn an interview with Axios, he said:USADon't be afraid of ChinaOpen Source AI ModelsThe voices of these models should be more vigilant in calling for their closure. He called the Chinese models "excellent" and that good open source models should be used, as should United States enterprises。
This statement follows the release of Kimi K3 on the dark side of the month, and the renewed discussion of China’s open model risks in American politics. OpenAI and Anthropic accused Chinese competitors of distilling their model capabilities and reminded Washington of the impact of open models on US AI advantages; the same day, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent also stated that the government was looking into whether the Chinese model involved US intellectual property。
WONG IN-HOON BELIEVES THAT DISTILLATION AND LEARNING FROM AI AND OTHER SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE ARE THEMSELVES THE BASIS FOR INTELLECTUAL FORMATION. HE OBJECTED TO RESTRICTIONS ON OPEN MODELS ON THE GROUNDS OF NATIONAL SECURITY, ON THE GROUNDS THAT SUCH RESTRICTIONS COULD UNDERMINE THE ABILITY OF UNITED STATES ENTERPRISES TO ADOPT GOOD TECHNOLOGY AND MIGHT PUT THE UNITED STATES IN A MORE DISADVANTAGED POSITION IN OPEN MODEL ECOLOGY。
He applied the same logic to the American model, calling on Anthropic not to open the restricted network security model Claude Mythos to a few users, but to more people。