Organizations should not have to surrender control of their code, data, and engineering workflows to use capable AI. They should be able to run and adapt these tools on their own terms.
This is basically saying, "Hey, all of that is nonsense and not going to matter because we're just going to drop the weights and there's not going to be an approval process of any kind."
The big story here is not necessarily Chinese models versus American models. I think the big story here is open source versus closed source. The big labs, they don't have anything that the open source labs don't have.
My concern is that because the Chinese models are open source, it will not be Chinese models used in China and US models used in the US. It'll be Chinese models used in China and everywhere else in the world and US models used in the US.
You can actually download the real algorithm code that runs in production. You can download the real data, the Community Notes and ratings, run the code on the data to verify that there is no funny business that we're doing on our end. There's no override button.
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