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mritchie712
561 days ago
The only reason I can see for this is to create lock-in. I'd be pretty surprised if anymore than 5% of their customers would want a model by pinecone.
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gdj0nes
560 days ago
We trained a sparse embedding model because there is a lack of commercially licensed weights or APIs. For any proprietary model, particularly embeddings, there is a degree of lock-in.
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