Not sure what your point is - the articles they trained on are
copyrighted and not theirs to open source. The only they can legally open source is the weights, which they have done repeatedly.
My point is both Aaron was trying to make the journals public and Meta made models that encapsulate data from the journals public.
But not the training data.
Not sure what your point is - the articles they trained on are copyrighted and not theirs to open source. The only they can legally open source is the weights, which they have done repeatedly.
My point is both Aaron was trying to make the journals public and Meta made models that encapsulate data from the journals public.
With added filters (censorship)