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I would go a step further than that. A true open source AI model provides: - Training source code - Inferencing source code - Weights - Full training data
by DebtDeflation 2y ago
I would go a step further than that.
A true open source AI model provides:
- Training source code
- Inferencing source code
- Weights
- Full training data set
#4 makes #3 possibly redundant (if you have the HW and time), but it is also problematic due to copyright, etc.
- blackeyeblitzar 2y agoI would go even further and say that any data set must be available with the original raw data and a fully transparent log of everything filtered out, with reasoning. AI2’s Olmo is the most open LLM but relies on a dataset that they’ve editorialized without transparency. Another consideration is licenses. Everything (code, data) must be released under an OSI approved license, not some made up proprietary one.