Comment by krupan
17 hours ago
Open source does not apply to AI and we should discourage anyone from using that term. All the models are opaque and proprietary. You cannot go into any source code and fix bugs, or add features, or study it to learn more. It's not the same thing at all as open source software.
however, you can test the model, by asking it things. What are you concerned is hiding inside of that big block of numbers? Order 66?
this also applies to proprietary black box software. You can still test it, interact with it
True, openweight is the correct term.