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Comment by MisterMunchkin

3 hours ago

Even if they did that, you would have no way of verifying that the data they upload and the model they claim to have trained is the weights they have shared. It’s a nonsensical idea.

If you want a trusted public model, we need to start a foundation that does it. The Linux of AI.

You’re going to need some serious money though.

I'm aware that in 2026 this is science fiction, but if the rate of computer improvement over the next 40 years matches that of the past 40, this is not going to remain sci-fi for extremely long in the grand scheme of things.

I hope that the long term future of AI is more like Linux and less like Windows.