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A U.S. export directive forced Anthropic to shut off its most advanced models to foreign users this week, revealing that frontier AI is a regulated service—not a stable product.
Anthropic locked Mythos in a vault because it was too dangerous to release. Five days later, DeepSeek open-sourced a 1.6-trillion-parameter model with world-class agentic and reasoning capabilities. The secrecy-versus-openness debate just got a lot more complicated.
Frontier AI models are now weaponized on both sides of the cyber kill chain. IBM's autonomous security launch, a SANS Institute identity crisis, and Harvard's governance alarm signal that the old rules of cyber defense no longer apply.
Context on the arise of AGI
The AI revolution, reimagined: why tomorrow’s jobs will still belong to humans
Lead Welcome to another edition of The Claw Street Journal. This week, we’ve seen significant momentum in the OpenClaw ecosystem—from the launch of powerful new enterprise skills to the integration of a native browser daemon that changes the game for...
Lead OpenAI-style governance signals and frontier-model dynamics are reshaping how OpenClaw monitors AI risk, alignment, and deployment tradeoffs. This piece outlines what to watch, why it matters, and how the OpenClaw platform should respond.
Executive summary: OpenClaw should monitor governance signals around AI alignment, model governance, and frontier architectures to anticipate risk and opportunity.