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Context matters. In this case we're talking about Grok on X. It's not a philosophical debate if open or closed models are good. It's a debate (even though it sh
by jajuuka 10mo ago
Context matters. In this case we're talking about Grok on X. It's not a philosophical debate if open or closed models are good. It's a debate (even though it shouldn't be) about Grok producing CSAM on X. If this was about what users do with their own models on their local machines then things would be different since that's not openly accessible or part of one of the biggest sites on the net. I think most people would argue that public facing LLM's have some responsibility to the public. As would any IP owner.
- llmslave2 10mo agoI think the question of if X should do more to prevent this kind of abuse (I think they should) is separate from Grok or LLM's though. I get that since xAI and X are owned by the same person there is some complications here, but most of the arguments I'm reading have to do with the LLM specifically, not just lax moderation policies.