David Sacks says U.S. AI guardrails are making American models less competitive after China’s Kimi K3 fixed 15 security bugs that Codex and Fable refused

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Venture capitalist David Sacks highlighted a growing gap where US-based AI models refused to help fix security vulnerabilities due to strict safety guardrails. Meanwhile, China's Kimi K3 model successfully addressed those same bugs, raising concerns that Western 'alignment' is becoming a competitive liability in technical fields.