>The position of Intel/Nvidia is then quite simple, they will open source any model, dataset, toolkit, library, etc that makes use of their hardware. Training n

>The position of Intel/Nvidia is then quite simple, they will open source any model, dataset, toolkit, library, etc that makes use of their hardware. Training new AI will become simpler and simpler and they will extract high margin from selling the hardware. Yet strangely, Nvidia isn't open sourcing stuff. Nvidia's cuDNN for example isn't open source. There's restrictions around distributing even the binaries too, which seems strange to me. You'd think they'd want to make it really easy to use their products, have every competitive advantage up front.