David Sachs Criticizes Strengthening of AI Regulations in the U.S.

David Sachs, former head of digital assets and AI policy at the White House, criticized the U.S. movement to strengthen AI regulations while mentioning the achievements of China's AI model Kimi K3. Kimi K3 ranked first in major coding performance benchmarks, and Sachs warned that if the U.S. tightens regulations such as restrictions on data center construction and pre-approval of AI models, it could fall behind in the AI competition. He claimed that U.S. politicians are blocking the construction of new data centers, increasing state-level regulations, and pushing for the establishment of a new federal agency that requires government pre-approval for AI models. He emphasized that such regulations represent a way to lose in the AI competition and urged that innovation should not be hindered. Kimi K3 is based on 2.8 trillion parameters, supports a 1 million token context window, and offers multimodal capabilities. Kimi K3's performance has been highly rated across various AI benchmarks, and the debate over U.S. AI policy is intensifying.

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