Polymarket traders estimate a 23% probability that the U.S. will block public access to major Chinese AI models by the end of 2026.
Svmuu News: Polymarket traders estimate a 23% probability that the U.S. government will, by December 31, 2026, block the U.S. public’s access to major Chinese AI models through legislation, executive orders, export controls, or other official actions. Several departments within the U.S. Department of Commerce have banned employees from using Deepseek on work devices due to data security concerns, and Virginia, Texas, and New York have also imposed bans on Deepseek devices for state employees. (Bitcoin.com News).
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