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Seems strange to me not to mention LLaMA once in the article then. Why tiptoe around the subject?

• throwaway1777 3y ago
  Probably not wanting to give them airtime. Some kind of Streisand effect idea.
  • valine 3y ago
    It’s intellectually dishonest in my opinion.
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    • posterboy 3y ago
      An inadvertent slip, the worry is being left behind in the competition.
• phillipcarter 3y ago
  What exactly is the purpose of your comment? There's an entire section dedicated to open source models and how they're essential for progress.
  • valine 3y ago
    They're presented as a hypothetical scary technology, not something that actually exists today. That framing is important to the conversation. The author is acting like there's a decision to be made. Pretending that open source models don't exist yet makes the decision artificially more difficult. Why not examine the usage of existing models and judge them on their merits?
    • phillipcarter 3y ago
      ..did you even read the article?