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Chalana: Future AI will combine big tech and open-source models

Vikram Chalana · He Rode 3 AI Waves. One Thing Still Keeps Him Up at Night · Oct 24, 2023 · at 10:39

Vikram Chalana, founder and CEO of Pictory, answers Sean Weisbrot's question on whether big tech monopolies or decentralized open-source developers will dominate the future AI market.

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“I think it'll be a combination of both, just like it is today. It's, there's some companies who created these I mean, open AI created this with a lot of investment from Microsoft and all that stuff. But then Pretty soon, right after that, we had Facebook open source their LLM models, LAMA and the like, and there's a lot of innovation going on in, in, in open source models, and so I feel it'll be a combination of both. The startups and the open source community can move much faster because of the power of So many brains working on it and the big companies will also move fast because they have the investments and the people behind it. So it'll, it'll be both just like it's always been.”

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