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by pwendell
1177 days ago
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Yes the issue is that some of the training data is arguably tainted with some noncommercial license (it's nuanced, discussed below in my comment). We are releasing weights to people who request but we just wanted to have an email request flow so that we can make sure people know it's just for noncommercial purposes. Working on a model without this issue. Certainly our goal is totally open models anyone can use for anything. |
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I've been a bit jaded by the "open/democratizing ai" stuff and then having companies stiff us at actually making it open - but not wanting to be the first to litigate these new types of issues ml brings is very understandable.
Question - Would you consider benchmarking a single 4090 for your training? While training in a few hours with 8x A100's is impressive, myself and I think others are curious how that translates to consumer hardware. IMO running/fine-tuning on consumer hardware is the ultimate endgame for all ai models.