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However, the same thing could be achieved with closed source models. There's nothing to stop an LLM being made available to run on prem under a restrictive lice
by turtles3 3y ago
However, the same thing could be achieved with closed source models. There's nothing to stop an LLM being made available to run on prem under a restrictive license. It would really be no different to ye olde desktop software - keeping ownership over bits shipped to a customer is solved with the law rather than technical means.
That said, I really hope open source models can succeed, it would be far better for the industry if we had a Linux of LLMs.
- sanxiyn 3y ago> Keeping ownership over bits shipped to a customer is solved with the law rather than technical means. Yes in theory... In practice, what happened with LLaMA showed people will copy and distribute weights while ignoring the license.