> it is still quite common that research published in some of the "top" venues does not disclose the underlying source code. The whole point of "OpenAI" was to

> it is still quite common that research published in some of the "top" venues does not disclose the underlying source code. The whole point of "OpenAI" was to share their innovations openly. They were a non profit. Now they're a "capped profit" and not sharing what's needed to reproduce their results (full code and training data). They acquired talent on a bunch of good will and shifted into a for profit.