Tae Kim: Apple Would Benefit Most From Open-Weight AI Models
Tae Kim · RSI Is Closer Than People Think, Per Tae Kim · Jul 29, 2026 · at 8:04
Tae Kim analyzes why Apple held out from signing NVIDIA's open-weights coalition letter despite standing to gain from open models.
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“Apple's the one, which is kind of strange, because they're the one that would most benefit from open source, open weight models being, you know, more available, I would think, but I don't know what Apple.”
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