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The next open source model I see being successful is one which open sources it’s code, but keeps models proprietary. Say I build a system for detecting of pigs
by lettergram 8y ago
The next open source model I see being successful is one which open sources it’s code, but keeps models proprietary.
Say I build a system for detecting of pigs leave their pen. Open sourcing it lets people build models for sheep, cows, and chickens. With resources I improve those models and provide additional tuning for onsite locations. There is an open source solution with code and community models, but I provide an “accuracy guaranteed”, upgrades, and maintainence.
We can even lease the hardware (cameras, field GPU boxes, etc.), want a new model for kids in a school yard, no problem! I’ll do that for you, it’ll be $100k and I retain rights to the model.