This is why open weights and continued model distillation to improve model evolution is imperative.

Do you trust the people who would gate these capabilities? I do not.

I mean I want this to, just don't get your hopes to high because it's not long till they get dashed.

I don't think it will be too long before models are considered munitions and having the weights for one will require registration.

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Aachen 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Which brings us back to the war on general computation. So long as people can have computers that they control, at least in one of the countries or regions, there's no putting this cat back in the bag and we are all along for the ride

Sometimes I want a fast-forward button for life, the times are so exciting and I want to know what else 8B people can think of next but there's so far no way to turn pages faster ^^'

	▲	pixl97 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		This is a bit silly. There are just a few places where the most high tech hardware is made. If we turned off new and unregistered hardware now it would be just a few years as most hardware fast enough to run LLMs would disappear from public hands. It will still exist, but be in the hands of militaries and authoritarian governments. If you piddle around on the net showing off your open standards you'll be relentlessly attacked by these entities digitally. More so, those areas will be generally embargoed. The future looks like a new cold war with a lot more digital weapons.

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