3 ms·
What do you mean by "open"? Open weights, or open training data? These are very different things.
by enriquto 10mo ago
What do you mean by "open"?
Open weights, or open training data? These are very different things.
- kbelder 10mo agoThat is a good point, and I think the takeaway is that there are lots of degrees of freedom here. Open training data would be better, of course, but open weights is still better than completely hidden.
- enriquto 10mo agoI don't see the difference between "local, open weights" and "local, proprietary weights". Is that just the handful of lines of code that call the inference? The model itself is just a binary blob, like a compiled program. Either you get its source code (the complete training data) or you don't.