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this is why open models are important, you should be able to adjust the model's tone, without having to go through a gate-keeper, where they need to have a "soc
by verdverm 26d ago
this is why open models are important, you should be able to adjust the model's tone, without having to go through a gate-keeper, where they need to have a "societal" level alignment (impossible broadly, applicable to certain applications)
it's ironic that the model weights themselves are more likely to be protected by the 1st than their outputs