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The AI Ad-Hoc Prior Restraint Era Begins

The White House has ordered Anthropic not to expand access to its powerful AI model Mythos, and is seriously considering implementing a full prior restraint regime requiring government approval before releasing frontier models. This abrupt and messy policy shift risks slowing innovation, enabling elite capture, and creating arbitrary regulation. The article examines the context, potential impacts, and alternative approaches.

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The AI Ad-Hoc Prior Restraint Era Begins
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  • The White House blocked Anthropic from expanding Mythos access, setting a precedent for government intervention in AI deployment.
  • The U.S. government is considering an executive order to establish a review process before AI model releases.
  • This shift lacks preparation and may lead to ad-hoc regulation that favors insiders over innovation.
  • CAISI has signed pre-release testing agreements with multiple frontier AI companies, potentially becoming a regulatory tool.

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