• blueworld@piefed.world
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    2 hours ago

    They have no incentive to do this. Indeed, the Chinese companies are actually going towards a proprietary model in order to make money. So, what he’s suggesting whilst sensible from the sense of what they are based on and the public good does not actually follow. The economics, which I guess is just indicates how broken the system is.

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    9 hours ago

    companies cannot be allowed to have ownership of something trained on stolen property. not only should they be distilled, they should be forced to open the weights.