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They can’t do that unless they all stop releasing new models. And that isnt happening. As China is basically ignoring the US.
The top US labs, if their model progress is sufficient to permit its customers to "steal software", can instead of releasing new models use them to steal software for themselves.
But whats the point. If that software can be in turn stolen?
Good point. Jev and Muse have been copied after 1 month of release. So happening now.