I expect the military and megacorps will be the biggest advocates of closed source machine intelligence software.
That's what happened when the government tried to keep cryptography out of citizens' hands, anyway.
Such efforts are ultimately futile, but they do sometimes act to slow progress down - thereby helping those with early access attain their own goals.
I didn't say that researchers should publish binaries without source code, I said they should hold off on publishing at all. This isn't about open vs. closed source.
http://blakemasters.tumblr.com/post/24464587112/peter-thiels-cs183-startup-class-17-deep-thought
Some perspectives on AI risk that might be interesting. Peter is (the primary?) donor for SI, and an investor in AGI startup Vicarious Systems.