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Cut Off: why access to frontier AI will soon be scarce and selective

Due to security, compute challenges, and U.S. government involvement, access to frontier AI is becoming severely restricted. Using Anthropic's Mythos cybersecurity model as an example, the author argues that developers are limiting distribution of top-tier capabilities. Three trends—security concerns, compute scarcity, and government control—will compound, leaving most global players without unlimited API access.

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Cut Off: why access to frontier AI will soon be scarce and selective
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  • Misuse risks force developers to limit release of frontier models
  • Inference compute costs are high and rising, making access expansion a zero-sum game
  • U.S. government may leverage predeployment authority for security and strategic interests
  • Non-U.S. entities face stricter KYC, access restrictions, and economic hurdles

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