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If these conditions were on an "open source" model I'd have a fit because I fundamentally disagree with the way companies are trying to enforce how model weight
by andy99 3y ago
If these conditions were on an "open source" model I'd have a fit because I fundamentally disagree with the way companies are trying to enforce how model weights they release are used while capitalizing on open source branding.
They do however all seem pretty reasonable and uncontroversial (unless I missed something) and I understand why AWS or others would want to enforce these conditions. The dividing line for me would be if use restrictions drift into the realm of politics (which "disinformation" potentially could).
I'd rather see well thought out regulation govern uses and not have monopoly providers writing the rules.
- mistrial9 3y agoagree - well said. Also here is another simple aspect.. a ChatGPT transcript recently showed "as an AI, I do not have access to library collections or external databases" ... several times in a session on certain technical topics. So obviously, hooking up to actual library services for document retrieval, or API calls for actions.. is a giant competitive topic, and not-less a safety topic.