> I wish we had a constitutional amendment that opensourced all AI commercial AI models and requires documentation and links to all training data and base promp

> I wish we had a constitutional amendment that opensourced all AI commercial AI models and requires documentation and links to all training data and base prompts. > They are trained on public data at our expense so We The People should own them. The people who appear to have been trained off for the interesting parts of the blog post are mostly, like me, not American. > AI should be free. Overhyped and Overpriced. I would love this setup for privacy and security. Also, this entire blog post only exists because they're curious about a specific free open-weights model. The "source" being ~"the internet", which we've got as much access to as most of the model makers (i.e. where you don't, they've got explicit licensing rights anyway), and possibly also some explicitly* pirated content (I've not been keeping track of which model makers have or have not done that). * as in: not just incidentally