Open weights take the arb out of “only i can serve your model” Dario is pointing out that it doesn’t let people build on each other in the same way as other code. That is“we still have the arb of only i can build your next model” We need fully open models: open training data, open algorithms and then open weights.
Wes Roth
Wes Roth1.8. klo 03.00
Amodei says open source in AI doesn't work like in software—since we can’t see inside models, it’s more like “open weights.” Key benefits of open source—collaborative development, transparency—don’t translate well to large model inference. He prioritizes whether a model performs well, not whether it’s open or closed: “I don’t care if it’s open source, I care if it’s good.” Cloud access, fine-tuning, and interpretability tools are more relevant than raw openness in evaluating AI competition.
Funny thing: instead of suggesting the solution, he says closed source is better for ai.
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