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According to a post on X by @amir, The Information reports that Moonshot and DeepSeek are now distilling from OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra after Anthropic cracked down on distillation from Claude. Anthropic says the crackdown cut what distillers harvest from Claude by 90% to 99%. The post presents this as a sign that the fight over model copying is moving from lab to lab, and it cites Bindu Reddy predicting that all models will start to sound like Astra.
According to a post on X by @amir, The Information reports that Moonshot and DeepSeek are now distilling from OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra after Anthropic cracked down on distillation from Claude. Anthropic says the crackdown cut what distillers harvest from Claude by 90% to 99%. The post presents this as a sign that the fight over model copying is moving from lab to lab, and it cites Bindu Reddy predicting that all models will start to sound like Astra.
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The Information reports Moonshot and DeepSeek are now distilling from GPT-6 Astra after Anthropic's crackdown, which Anthropic says cut what distillers harvest from Claude by 90% to 99%. It's a sign the fight over model copying is moving lab to lab, and Bindu Reddy predicts all models will start to sound like...
The story points to a growing dispute over distillation, which affects AI labs, developers and businesses that rely on access to frontier models. The source is a report relayed through a social post, so the details are not independently confirmed here. Readers should watch for comments from Moonshot, DeepSeek, OpenAI or Anthropic that confirm or add context to the reported shift.
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