> And how were those models developed and trained?

That's irrelevant to my decision to use local or not.

That's not what this thread is about? We're saying some new breakthrough is needed, someone said it already has happened, and I'm asking if it really has. Has it? I don't think so, those models are not in some way fundamentally different than other LLMs

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lelanthran 9 hours ago | parent [-]

> We're saying some new breakthrough is needed, someone said it already has happened, and I'm asking if it really has.

I didn't read "and how were those models trained" as "Are we there yet?"

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		There's a percentage of people who love to question how the open models were trained.. they are almost always going to try and make some argument about using the closed frontier models for distillation as some form of theft. Just totally forgetting that the frontier models themselves stole an insane amount to get to where they are. It's theft all the way across the board, and when someone tries to make the argument that open models theft is bad, but Altman or Amodei's theft is good.. they are revealing a lot about themselves

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