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> It's hard to say what their motivation is. Not that hard to say IMO, they basically see models becoming a commodity and see value in the applications on top
by Matl 3mo ago
> It's hard to say what their motivation is.
Not that hard to say IMO, they basically see models becoming a commodity and see value in the applications on top of them. So if Alibaba Cloud is the best place to build applications on top of Qwen, why not give the model itself away?
- embedding-shape 3mo ago> Not that hard to say IMO, Unless you work there, your opinions are guesses, and parent is saying we cannot know, which remains true even with your guesses :)
- Matl 3mo ago> parent is saying we cannot know And my point is while we cannot know, it's not hard to make an informed guess as to their motivations i.e. there's some fairly obvious motivations here, not sure what yours is?
- victorbjorklund 3mo agoSame can be said for every companies decisions then. Why does Antropic not open source their best models? My ”guess” is it’s because they are printing money with their closed models
- Matl 3mo agoRight and what other product does Anthropic really have besides?
- traceroute66 3mo ago> they basically see models becoming a commodity and see value in the applications on top of them. Yeah. Its a bit like the "open core" model in open source.
- lerchmo 3mo agoAlso probably betting on their compute and energy capabilities.
- SoftTalker 3mo agohttps://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/ https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/