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Because practically speaking, you can fine tune them I suppose? But that's also true for binaries, games are a good example of where people pushed this quite f
by fhd2 2y ago
Because practically speaking, you can fine tune them I suppose?
But that's also true for binaries, games are a good example of where people pushed this quite far. Based on what little experience I have in ML, I'd say it's about the same thing. Whereas an API is more akin to a piece of software you can't tinker with in any way.
Guess the bar is just lower in the LLM space :P
- darkwater 2y agoSo a proprietary program with a lot of knobs and configuration files is kind of opensource?
- fhd2 2y agoBy what appears to be the logic for "open source AI", a locally executable proprietary program would be "open source" (because you can meddle with the executable). To me, that's mostly just "not SaaS". But somehow, a different definition appears to have stuck for LLMs than for other types of software.