You don't think the creators should get paid? Do you know how much effort goes into making quality videos?
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Ironically it's probably because so many of the slop videos try and copy their style. However I would have thought YouTube would be more proactive with a channel with 25M subs.
I think the two principle arguements he's making are open weights allow for misaligned models and these models are using distillation to more efficiently train.
I don't really care about the distillation point - it seems it's just hoovering up the internet with extra steps. It's really up to Anthropic to deal with by enforcing their ToS. Sauce for the goose etc...
I can see the argument about alignment but it's not a new problem. In the FLOSS world we generally don't put restrictions on use on the code we release even if it might get used for bad stuff. It certainly wouldn't hurt for the authorities to test open models to find out where the guardrails are but ultimately rather than banning the tech you need to enforce the law against the people that use the tech to do bad stuff.
Just an early example of AI psychosis
I suspect it's profitable in the abstract - and their accountants would be bad at their jobs if they couldn't work out what utilisation rate you need to pay for the server runtime.
However how aggressively you amortise the cost of the training is the key, especially if you keep releasing new models every 6 months.
Invariably it's having to scroll that's the issue and you don't want to be cross contaminating via your shiny black mirror.
Following recipes. These days I print them out because it's a pain constantly washing your hands to check the next step on the phone. But I'm not buying smart glasses just that. My normal glasses are expensive enough already.
Is that like Deviled Lettuce?