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A vital part is implied, but not stated - these companies own the novel solutions to training and running the models and they likely own or will own the hardwar
by ActionHank 3y ago
A vital part is implied, but not stated - these companies own the novel solutions to training and running the models and they likely own or will own the hardware it runs on.
Without these things the rest of the world, even large corporations, will not be able to compete.
- codethief 3y agoI think this is a great point. If AI becomes much better at certain tasks than humans, this will devalue human labor and cause a power shift towards AI companies which will act as gate keepers. I mean, let's face it, AI is not going to get democratized (at least not the state-of-the-art stuff – that one will always be under tight control). And even if models and hardware schematics were public, the average Joe would still not know what to do with that.