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The "source data" is allegedly 8 trillion tokens. You can't just distribute that like its source code. The "binary" is the transformers python code, which in t
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
The "source data" is allegedly 8 trillion tokens. You can't just distribute that like its source code.
The "binary" is the transformers python code, which in this case is essentially llamav2.
Now, the documentation for this model is inexcusably poor. Hot dropping random code on a git repo without one drop of human language would be similarly "open source," but its bad practice, and unfortunately this is the standard in AI Research Land.
- wg0 3y agoOpen source doesn't mean source code (or data) must accompany the program as it is distributed but rather there should be a way (CD ROM with a price tag or S3 bucket or torrent etc.) to get access to it.