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They use the models they opensource in their own products, no? I don’t think Meta is looking to profit selling LLMs…
by herval 2y ago
They use the models they opensource in their own products, no? I don’t think Meta is looking to profit selling LLMs…
- TechDebtDevin 2y ago> "I don’t think Meta is looking to profit selling LLMs…" Said no one ever.
- dartos 2y agoOP said it… I also don’t think meta is looking to sell LLMs. Probably LLM backed products. Likely marketing tools if anything. But not the same way OAI sells LLMs
- TechDebtDevin 2y agoMaybe not "sell" but if you look at my other comment on this post you'll see their valuation has increased 162 billion since they released their first open source model. They definitely are looking to profit, they just take a different approach to monetization. Same thing in my book.
- richardw 2y agoExcellent move to juice the stock price but it’s not profit. I think it’s more a hope for profit one day, a ticket to the game.
- herval 2y agoSo you’re saying Meta stock grew this year because they released an open source LLM?
- tim333 2y agoIt's probably part of it oddly enough as investors want to stick money in stocks that can be classified as 'AI'.
- dartos 2y ago> They definitely are looking to profit Since when? Lol
- falcor84 2y agoNot exactly "sell", but I do recall Zuckerberg saying that they have a revenue sharing agreement with platforms like AWS Bedrock that offer Llama inference.