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Where has Facebook linked that? I can't find anywhere that they actually published that.
by Zambyte 2y ago
Where has Facebook linked that? I can't find anywhere that they actually published that.
- moffkalast 2y agoYeah I don't think I've seen it linked officially, but Meta does this sort of semi-official stuff all the time, leaking models ahead of time for PR, they even have a dedicated Reddit account for releasing unofficial info. Regardless, it fits the compute used and the claim that they trained from public web data, and was suspiciously published by HF staff shortly after L3 released. It's about as official as the Mistral 7B v0.2 base model. I.e. mostly, but not entirely, probably for some weird legal reasons.
- nickpsecurity 2y agoMany companies stopped publishing their data sets after people published evidence they were mass, copyright infringement. They dropped the specifics of pretraining data from the model cards. Aside from licensing content, that content creators don’t like redistribution means a lawful model would probably only use Gutenberg’s collection and permissive code. Anything else, including Wikipedia, usually has licensing requirements they might violate.