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Is there an argument against Open Source AI? Not the usual nation-state rhetoric, but something that justifies that closed source leads to better user-experien
by indus 2y ago
Is there an argument against Open Source AI?
Not the usual nation-state rhetoric, but something that justifies that closed source leads to better user-experience and fewer security and privacy issues.
An ecosystem that benefits vendors, customers, and the makers of close source?
Are there historical analogies other than Microsoft Windows or Apple iPhone / iOS?
- kjkjadksj 2y agoLets take the iphone. Secured by the industries best security teams I am sure. Closed source, yet teenagers in eastern europe have cracked into it dozens of times making jailbreaks. Every law enforcement agency can crack into it. Closed source is not a security moat, but a trade protection moat.
- finolex1 2y agoReplace "Open Source AI" in "is there an argument against xxx" with bioweapons or nuclear missiles. We are obviously not at that stage yet, but it could be a real, non-trivial concern in the near future.