This chapter explores the intricate balance between accessibility and regulation of open-source AI models. It advocates for a tailored approach to model release, emphasizing the need for restrictions on high-capacity models to prevent misuse while promoting education through lower-capacity versions.
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: Friday August 2nd
On today's episode, NLW reads a point counterpoint on open source AI.
https://www.economist.com/by-invitation/2024/07/29/keep-the-code-behind-ai-open-say-two-entrepreneurs
https://www.economist.com/by-invitation/2024/07/29/not-all-ai-models-should-be-freely-available-argues-a-legal-scholar
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