The unavoidable case for open models

These days it looks like every new startup, service or product needs to be AI-related. In a way, this makes sense, since AI (LLMs in particular) is without a doubt the most important and transformative technology to appear in recent

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California AI bill SB 1047 aims to prevent AI disasters, but Silicon Valley warns it will cause one.[1] iAsk Ai Outperforms ChatGPT and All Other AI Models on MMLU Pro Test.[2] Tom Hanks warns followers to be wary of ‘fraudulent’

Tom Hanks is fighting against fake ads made with AI that use his picture without permission. He’s upset because these ads could trick people into losing their money. Tom Hanks is worried because even though AI can do cool things,

OpenAI and Anthropic agree to let U.S. AI Safety Institute test and evaluate new models.[1] Google’s custom AI chatbots have arrived.[2] Kansas City shopping center credits 600-pound AI security robot with crime reduction.[3] Atlassian on Thursday announced that it has

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Two key points quoted from the article: The U.S. AI Safety Institute on Thursday announced it had come to a testing and evaluation agreement with OpenAI and Anthropic. The agreement allows the institute to “receive access to major new models