open models

“As part of that, every nation will need their own data sets, which again have from broadcaster data. They will need their own open models that can stimulate innovation internally as well.”

“As part of that, every nation will need their own data sets, which again, have from broadcaster data. They will need their own open models that can stimulate innovation internally as well.”

“And I do think that open models will immediately have their guardrails breached.”

“And it'll actually be an advantage for like the agent builders to not be tied to a specific model and be able to like, just jump around between whichever model is best. And I think once that start is happening, we're going to have like that, that's going to me…”

“I think the best ones will always be closed but if you want maximal flexibility and some kind of open ecosystem around it might be that open ones are the ones that most people choose.”

“A lot of enterprises will realize so many of the tasks that we're doing, we don't need the very frontier to do it. Like, and we can do it much faster, much cheaper with these open models.”

“There's kind of an ego thing, where, oh no, no, the work that I'm doing, only a frontier model could handle. Oh, this mere open model can't deal with the work that I'm dealing with. And this is like, even admittedly, when I first started switching over, I'd be…”

“Absolutely. Because it's in your incentives to bring down the cost.”

“With the right harness and the right amount of test time compute, you can use open models to find all of the vulnerabilities that Fable can find.”

“So within, ah, within Firewalls, obviously, we dock for our own product. We use OpenModel to drive our recruiting process, candidate sourcing, and the feedback collection. We use OpenModel to even drive some internal finance processes. Obviously, for coding, w…”

“I'm not convinced that 90% of enterprise workflows can be handled by open models or Frontier models right now.”

“I think close to, I think almost all usage of models in three years are going to be primarily open, but that difference between frontier and open is going to become actually larger than it is today.”

“There is going to be probably a difference between the commodity task executors. So this is just like your everything model and that we think will be dominated by open models.”

“I think that probably the consumer will continue to follow the sort of like most cost effective solution. And so what does that look like in one, two, three years? I think it's open models. I think the most cost effective solution for a model is going to be th…”

“Well, the easy answer is fifty-fifty in the same way that what percentage of enterprise software today is open source versus proprietary. I think it's a pretty even distribution.”