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A state cannot blacklist domestic AI champions without crippling its own national security systems.
Unilateral export bans and contract terminations targeting advanced AI labs repeatedly backfire by severing access to the very models deeply embedded in critical national security and cyberdefense channels.
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AI & Frontier Tech
U.S. Government Lifts Export Controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, Ending 18-Day Standoff The U.S. government was forced to lift export restrictions on Anthropic's models due to domestic backlash and the necessity of restoring access to its cybersecurity model, Mythos, for national defense.
AI & Frontier Tech
Trump Signs NSPM-11 to Accelerate National Security AI and Require Pre-Release Testing The state cannot fully sever its ties with a domestically blacklisted AI developer when those exact models remain deeply embedded in its primary intelligence systems.