booder1

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by booder1 1y ago
They will not be punished, e.g. uber and Airbnb were never really punished despite blatantly ignoring the law. I would claim incapable but it doesn't really matter, outcome is the same. GDPR won't protect you nor will data privacy
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by booder1 1y ago
Legal has in no way been able to keep up with AI. Just look at copyright. Internet data is public and the government is incapable of changing this.
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by booder1 1y ago
I have had trained on both large AMD and Nvidia clusters and your right AMD support is good. I never had to talk to Nvidia support. That was better. They should care about the availability of their hardware so large customers don't hav
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by booder1 1y ago
Surya weights for the models are licensed cc-by-nc-sa-4.0. They have an exception for small companies. If you're company is not small you either need to pay them or use them illegally. Their training code and data is closed source. The
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by booder1 1y ago
Surya weights for the models are licensed cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 so not free for commercial usage. Also, as far as I know, the training data is 100% unavailable. Given they use well trained, but standard models, it isn't really open source an
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by booder1 1y ago
5.5.0 released November last year. Still a very active project as far as I can tell and runs on CPU. Even compared to best open source GPU option it is still pretty good. VLMs work very differently and don't work as well for everything
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by booder1 1y ago
You can easily pull that with a single server if you put some GPUs in there. See vast.ai
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by booder1 1y ago
Cause OpenAI is not installed by default as part of your operating system?