None of these models are open source, they are just public weights, with licensing that sometimes but usually doesn't meet the Open Source Definition.
replyThe Open Source AI Definition (OSAID) is quite ridiculous, I prefer the Debian ML policy for defining freedoms around AI.
China’s long term goal might just be to own the chip layer alongside everything else, and outproduce the US in data centers.
replyFrontier US labs could still have an advantage for a long time, but many use cases would start gravitating towards Chinese models if they 10x the data centers and provide similar quality inference for a third of the cost.