The Ad Hoc AI Licensing Regime
This week’s AI Weekly Brief looks at the emerging government-limited rollout process for frontier models, from Mythos to GPT-5.6, and why an opaque, customer-by-customer access regime could be bad for everyone. It also covers Claude Tag, open model momentum, CEO-led AI ROI, and the suddenly revived AI infrastructure…
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