According to Dynamic Insight monitoring, research firm Citrini Research has concluded that the distribution of cutting-edge AI models will shift entirely to a government access approval system. They recommend that downstream enterprises with easier access to the latest models take long positions, while shorting broad market indices.
The entry of large models will directly widen the productivity gap among enterprises. As OpenAI requests early access authorization disclosures for their flagship model GPT-5.6 Sol, cutting-edge models are transitioning from general infrastructure to government-regulated licensed resources. Since broad market indices include a large number of traditional enterprises without AI empowerment, the overall market performance will be weighed down.
Conversely, a small number of approved downstream licensed enterprises will experience outsized growth. Taking long positions on approved licensed groups and shorting broad market indices can help investors hedge market risks and capture the efficiency dividend brought about by regulatory barriers.
