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It's important also that open-weight isn't open source. If you can't download the training data (fully labeled), source code of the NN, and follow the README to
by chasd00 3mo ago
It's important also that open-weight isn't open source. If you can't download the training data (fully labeled), source code of the NN, and follow the README to build and train it yourself assuming oyu had the hardware then it's not open source.
tldr there's no "source" in open weight models therefore they are not open source.
- msdz 3mo agoExactly. AFAIK none of the popular "open Chinese" models have published the full pre- and post-training pipeline, so the models are only partially open, if at all (plus the openly shared final weights, of course).