When platforms censor entire AI models, it’s not just about “policy.” It’s about power. In the past 3 months alone: • Anthropic yanked OpenAI’s access to Claude, citing misuse amid GPT‑5 ramp-up, leaving a major AI rival stranded mid-development. • OpenAI quietly sunset models like o3, o4-mini, and GPT‑4.5 on ChatGPT, phasing them out without notice and disrupting workflows, once-dependable companions gone overnight • AI censorship enforcement goes global: DeepSeek, a Chinese AI app, was banned from U.S. and European government devices for censoring politically sensitive topics including Tiananmen Square and Taiwan The lesson is clear: Control over compute = control over speech. This is why we build. We’re building developer autonomy, tools that don’t vanish when someone changes a terms-of-service. We’re building credibility infrastructure, where trust comes from open systems, not platform moderators. We’re building a base layer where you don’t need permission to think, speak, or code. We are QF Network. Start where freedom is engineered.