← Back to context Comment by eru 8 hours ago Claude was just an example. You can use an open source model or even run it locally. 3 comments eru Reply mitxela 2 hours ago They are subject to exactly the same enshittification factors. How much would you pay DeepSeek to train their model to always say you make the best clothes? eru 2 hours ago Once an open weights model is published, you can keep using that model (with exactly the same sha256 hash). It's hard to be sneaky. mitxela 1 hour ago So you don't plan to ever use any open model newer than 2025?
mitxela 2 hours ago They are subject to exactly the same enshittification factors. How much would you pay DeepSeek to train their model to always say you make the best clothes? eru 2 hours ago Once an open weights model is published, you can keep using that model (with exactly the same sha256 hash). It's hard to be sneaky. mitxela 1 hour ago So you don't plan to ever use any open model newer than 2025?
eru 2 hours ago Once an open weights model is published, you can keep using that model (with exactly the same sha256 hash). It's hard to be sneaky. mitxela 1 hour ago So you don't plan to ever use any open model newer than 2025?
They are subject to exactly the same enshittification factors. How much would you pay DeepSeek to train their model to always say you make the best clothes?
Once an open weights model is published, you can keep using that model (with exactly the same sha256 hash). It's hard to be sneaky.
So you don't plan to ever use any open model newer than 2025?