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Okay, help me out here. I've heard people talking about open source ai models, and it always seems like open source needs big ass air quotes. Are there any open source models that are actually open source in the way people generally think of the term?
Here's a list of open source models: open-llms
Models are only open source if the weights are freely available along with the code used to generate them.
And as I understand it these Chinese "open source" models are only the weights? No way to "compile" your own version.
I'm not sure what you mean about Chinese models, but you can find the code used for training. Open Llama, for example, gives you the weights, the data, and the code used for training. You can do everything yourself, if you wanted to. The hardest part is getting the appropriate hardware.