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Sometimes I get into arguments about AI and people comment weird stuff here on Lemmy. Like we have ethical AI models (meaning they're not made up of unethically sourced training material). Or we got plenty "libre" or "free and open-source" AI models.
Am I missing something? Or is this just a bunch of people trying to bullshit me? Is anyone here aware of such large language models and would be so kind as to educate me? I mean we do have a ton of open-weights models. But proper open-source or ethical??? I've been following the news for quite a while and I'm aware of a very select few I'd call LLMs with training datasets available. I'm aware of:
- Pythia by EleutherAI (up to 12B, from 2023) and Dolly 2 by Databricks (12B, also from 2023)
- BLOOM by BigScience (176B, from 2022)
- GPT-2 by OpenAI (1.5B, from 2019)
- The recreation of LLaMA by the RedPajama-Project
- Apertus by the ETH Zürich
And maybe a few earlier/small research models.
That list needs a lot of footnotes, though. Some of them come with restrictions, terms and conditions... And none of them can do modern tasks like AI-assisted coding. The only one getting close is the Swiss model. Sadly the earlier version I tried didn't perform well. Seems they released an updated v1.5 version this summer, I wonder if that's better and anybody uses it for real-world applications.
So... Back to my initial question: Are there models out there with datasets available? I mean except the exactly one somewhat usable one I already found?
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Sometimes I get into arguments about AI and people comment weird stuff here on Lemmy. Like we have ethical AI models (meaning they're not made up of unethically sourced training material). Or we got plenty "libre" or "free and open-source" AI models.
Am I missing something? Or is this just a bunch of people trying to bullshit me? Is anyone here aware of such large language models and would be so kind as to educate me? I mean we do have a ton of open-weights models. But proper open-source or ethical??? I've been following the news for quite a while and I'm aware of a very select few I'd call LLMs with training datasets available. I'm aware of:
- Pythia by EleutherAI (up to 12B, from 2023) and Dolly 2 by Databricks (12B, also from 2023)
- BLOOM by BigScience (176B, from 2022)
- GPT-2 by OpenAI (1.5B, from 2019)
- The recreation of LLaMA by the RedPajama-Project
- Apertus by the ETH Zürich
And maybe a few earlier/small research models.
That list needs a lot of footnotes, though. Some of them come with restrictions, terms and conditions... And none of them can do modern tasks like AI-assisted coding. The only one getting close is the Swiss model. Sadly the earlier version I tried didn't perform well. Seems they released an updated v1.5 version this summer, I wonder if that's better and anybody uses it for real-world applications.
So... Back to my initial question: Are there models out there with datasets available? I mean except the exactly one somewhat usable one I already found?
Who cares? Might as well so how many organic grass fed Nazis there are. FOSS doesn't clean off the stink of AI
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