open source AI

“And I think we'll see that a lot of harmful use of these technologies will emerge from kind of like the open source world.”

“So eventually there'll be a power law and all the things”

“China has been publishing much more open source AI lately. I would argue that they're probably the leader today of open source AI which is surprising to some, but for example, in, in video, they've been leading in, in open source AI.”

“So it's a gradient, right? Openness is a gradient from kind of like full open source AI, which would be considered kind of like a practice where you share the weights, you share the data sets that you use to train the model. You usually share the training scri…”

“If for many aspects, I think the closed open distinction is almost orthogonal to the safe and safe. People don't understand that, you know, easily because it's easier to do bad mapping than to try to understand the subtlety.”

“And I feel like a raised dynamic is usually more in terms of closing the doors of the labs, right? So to me, a slowdown is probably more the opportunity to open.”

“Right now, if you pre-train and post-train a model for longer, you very likely change quite a lot of the weights and that it has. So I think there's a lot of way to circumvent that which means that at the moment I'm a bit less worried about that than maybe jus…”

“I don't think open source has to be acceleration per se. Dan was saying this is decelerationist. I don't think it's also decelerationist. I think these are also orthogonal.”