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From a neutral standpoint, governments usually have more general, comprehensive analytics, as well as greater context and insight into the risks of AI usage, and a possibly better methodology to control access to or use of open-source AI (perhaps by analyzing digital activities and consequences), because they learn from failures. On the other hand, open source creates major opportunities, and it’s hard to accept bans on something that truly benefits users acting for the common good. However, it also benefits unethical or opportunistic users—for whom regulation is indeed necessary.