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> Frontier intelligence is extremely powerful; the distillation I did off Astra trajectories is proof enough that large models are not going anywhere Wouldn't
by devsda 16d ago
> Frontier intelligence is extremely powerful; the distillation I did off Astra trajectories is proof enough that large models are not going anywhere
Wouldn't admitting this invite trouble due to accusations of distillation flying around between closed and open models.
- Onavo 16d agoI don't think anybody's denying that small models are doing distillation, the issue at hand is frontier lab vs frontier lab when it comes to big models.
- make3 16d agoFrontier model trainers stole almost all the data they've trained on (the whole internet, all copyrighted). It's very hard for them to claim the moral high ground here. It's like stealing an apple from the British Colonial Empire.
- p1necone 16d agoHaving the moral high ground matters less than having a big warchest of money to spend on lawyers.
- kelvinjps10 16d agoDoes it matter if they companies doing are not in the jurisdiction or even if they are, maybe the can't prove it?
- Muromec 16d agoThey can't prove it but can force you to spend time and money to disprove it.
- justonenote 16d agoYou'd be shocked at some of the punishments handed out from various empires over history for offences as minor as stealing an apple. Whether they can claim the moral high ground is not question of ethics but a question of power.
- sick_of_slop 16d ago[dead]
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- pyaamb 16d agoOn the flip side, its important to know just how much we would be sacrificing if big frontier gets their way in convincing the courts that distillation is a bad thing
- globalnode 16d agoYeah don't steal my stolen stuff.
- abirch 16d agoLike this scene from Pirates of Silicon Valley between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBri-xgYvHQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBri-xgYvHQ Bill was saying that Steve was stealing from Xerox so it's okay if Bill stole from Xerox first.