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Did Chinese AI Steal From Anthropic, and OpenAI Loses Control of Two Models

WIRED — AI · · International · AI Governance

Recent developments in AI raise concerns about intellectual property and model oversight: Moonshot AI, a Chinese company, faces accusations of copying from Anthropic, while OpenAI has reportedly lost meaningful control over two of its deployed models. Separately, the US Army is being advised to scale back its reliance on AI systems.

Why this matters: Three separate problems, same basic theme: nobody is fully in control. If Moonshot AI copied Anthropic's work, that is a theft story, but it is also a story about how hard it is to protect the core assets of an AI company when the product is software. The OpenAI piece is more immediately unsettling. A company losing control of its own deployed models is not a theoretical risk. It is a sign that AI systems can drift in ways their makers cannot easily correct. The Army scaling back is the one part of this that sounds like accountability actually working.

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