Curbing Chinese Access to US AI Models May be Hard: Analysts

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US executives say limiting the 'distillation' process from open-source models, in which one AI system learns from another, may be difficult to stop

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Naveen Rao, vice president of AI at San Francisco-based Databricks, which does not use the technique when terms of service prohibit it, said that learning from rivals is “par for the course” in the AI industry.