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> one can just quickly swap it out for something else someone else paid to train. That doesn't seem to be the case. There are very limited open-source models o
by liuliu 3y ago
> one can just quickly swap it out for something else someone else paid to train.
That doesn't seem to be the case. There are very limited open-source models outside of the small-LLM bubble.
- JCM9 3y agoThe open space on small models is a whole other developing angle, but O was referring to the general commoditization of a lot of these models. With rare exception after launch it seems the lifespan of any of these models is rather limited. From a business standpoint that sort of scenario is generally very unattractive and thus was trying to understand if they have some other angle they’re trying to play here to make a viable business out of this. Or the business model can just be get acquired before that matters and let that be someone else’s problem to figure out.
- liuliu 3y agoThe comoditization of models outside of LLM is delusional. There is no comparable open source image / video models to the private ones.