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Open Weights Supporters Called to Sign Transparency Initiative
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Mozilla Foundation Letter Advocates for Open AI Platforms
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Openness, transparency, and broad access makes software platforms safer and more secure.
This open letter from the Mozilla Foundation, which I signed, makes the case for open AI platforms and systems. -
Open Source Platforms Enhance AI Safety and Security
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Open source platforms *increase* safety and security.
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Developer Streams 30-Day NLLB Model Replication Project
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He is still constantly learning and sharing. Aleksa even recently did a 30-day coding live streaming working on replicating Meta's NLLB (No Language Left Behind approach)
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Open-Source Path Essential for AI Safety and Risk Mitigation
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The safest way to make useful AI while mitigating misuse is to work on improving it in the open, with the highest level of scrutiny — as always in software. That’s why open-source is the one and only path toward AI safety.
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Phi 1.5: TinyStories for Code Release
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phi1/1.5 is tinystories for code. Includes some of the same authors.
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TIMM Models Testing Results Replicated Successfully
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Same results as we found in our test of timm models last year!
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US Commerce Department Decision on Open Model Weights in 270 Days
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In 270 days, the Department of Commerce will determine whether they will allow open-weights or not. if you support open model weights and want something actionable to do, then figure out how to lobby your opinion to them.
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LangChain Templates README Instructions on GitHub
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angchain/blob/master/templates/README.md
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Andrew Ng argues against excessive open source AI regulation
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A nice piece by @AndrewYNg arguing that irrational fears about AI should not cause governments to regulate open source AI models out of existence.