To people who wrote the RAIL licenses, do you realize you're not on the same page as regulators? What thoughts went in to the licenses in anticipation of them opposing what Europe already has consensus on? What chance is there to enforce non-military uses in court? @Carlos_MFerr
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Stable Diffusion License Restrictions and Open-Source Philosophy
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I agree with the sentiment. But the license that was chosen for #StableDiffusion includes restrictions. It's not catering to open-source minds by doing that, and I don't see licensors using RAIL-M even trying to enforce those clauses (because it takes resources at Gov't scale). https://
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Stable Diffusion Release Notes Now Available for Version Tracking
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Stable Diffusion now has release notes so you can see what's changed: https://
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Building Intent Classifier with Streamlit and spaCy
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Asking #ChatGPT to 'code an intent classifier with @Streamlit and @spacy_io
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Meta Uses PyTorch for On-Device AI Models in Mobile Apps
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Many of the mobile experiences people know and love across our apps like Facebook & Instagram are made possible by running AI models on-device. Today, we’re sharing more information about how Meta uses @PyTorch to enable these experiences
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Open-source and proprietary AI models coexist serving different needs
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Two months ago, people were saying that closed-source/proprietary models were dead because of stable diffusion. Today, people are saying that open-source models are dead because of chatgpt. Reality is that there will always be both, filling different needs just like in software!
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LangChain 0.0.27 Release with ReActTextWorldAgent
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LangChain version 0.0.27: Much appreciated clean up and formatting by `tonyabracadabra` (if you are on Twitter, lmk!!) ReActTextWorldAgent: a new agent from @JavaFXpert – see below for more!
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BigCodeProject Party and The Stack Release Success
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The @BigCodeProject party was a triple success: great project, exciting new release of The Stack and…. I finally got to meet @DynamicWebPaige in real life
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Transformers and Accelerate Support Latest PyTorch Nightlies
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This is already supported in the latest releases of Transformers and Accelerate, so you can try it today if you install PyTorch from the nightlies!
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PyTorch 2.0 Compiler Delivers Major Training Speedups
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Today the PyTorch team announced a 2.0 milestone, with focus on a new compiler speeding up PyTorch models with zero change in code. We tried it out in the past few weeks and here are the speedups we observed in our canonical training examples.