Q No, you, you explained that to me, uh, a while back. I had fun with that. Um, so, so let's talk about LamaFour. How should, uh, how should startups be thinking about, uh, LamaFour as a tool in the toolkit against the other options that they have?
A Yeah, I mean, I think like, you know, Twitter is equipped to, and research in general, right, is equipped to, um, sort of view state of the art as the only thing that matters. Um, and I think that actually in many cases being first is overrated. You know, we've seen, you know, going all the way back to sort of the Slack in teams charts, where you've seen the famous chart, Slack versus Teams, right? Distribution is incredibly important as long as, you know, sort of the incumbents can wake up and can catch up. Um, you know, I would not bet against Zuck And a hundred billion dollars of profit per year. Um, you know, I think that, uh, you know, Zuck also is in some sense playing a different game. Like he's not trying to build like the, the sort of very best open source, like chat experience for consumers. Um, what Zuck sees, I think rightly so, is that, you know, having an open source model, which is really good, is good for the ecosystem and is good for meta. Um, and you know, most businesses don't love using closed source models. They want to use open source models. Um, for all kinds of reasons, you know, privacy, security, continuity, cost, you know, uh, you can build your startup on GPT-IV and it's amazing. Um, and then, you know, there's a new version out and, uh, opening eye deprecates, you know, the old version, right? And all of a sudden all of your prompts don't work the s…
AI assessment note: “most businesses don't love using closed source models. They want to use open source”