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> on ensuring that the open-source ecosystem There are no open source models. Only open weights. No one is giving you the source (training data). And yeah, no
by troupo 1mo ago
> on ensuring that the open-source ecosystem
There are no open source models. Only open weights. No one is giving you the source (training data). And yeah, no one is giving you the compute to train the models.
- sjducb 1mo agoI think OP means the existing open source ecosystem, things like the Python requests library. There’s a real risk that AI kills contributions to traditional open source projects, and we all move to custom libraries written by our own AI.
- nullbio 1mo agoYes, there are. But that's not what I was saying. I'm talking about harnesses, tooling, sharing training data, the shared research, and the list goes on. Frontier labs are already trying to move everyone into the cloud so their harnesses and surrounding tooling can be hidden away. We need to make sure there are strong open-source competitors to this model that keep the power on the local machine.
- latentsea 1mo agohttps://ifm.ai/blog/k2 https://ifm.ai/blog/k2 is actually open source as I understand.
- kbwal7 1mo agoOlmo is one truly open source model. https://allenai.org/blog/olmo3 https://allenai.org/blog/olmo3
- yencabulator 1mo agoYou can't ingest Common Crawl and claim to be an Open Model. Common Crawl is just a premade collection of random copyrighted unlicensed content.