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It’s open but not open source. Getting Llama is like getting a binary executable. You don’t get the source (training data / model / code), so you can’t make c
by onedognight 3y ago
It’s open but not open source. Getting Llama is like getting a binary executable. You don’t get the source (training data / model / code), so you can’t make changes and recompile, but you can use it and fine tune.
- jraph 3y agoWhat does open mean? I'm not sure we really have a widely shared, common definition of this, contrary to open source. > You don’t get the source You do IIUC. But your can't use it for all purposes (like serving 1B users), which is what makes it non open source.