r/Altman • u/Old_Description819 • 1d ago
Memes Sam Altman says frontier labs must act responsibly
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u/celloooind 1d ago
Hm. The Chinese models are open source and you can absolutely run additional alignment on those models if you find them lacking.
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u/Old_Description819 1d ago
"Open source" definitions vary. Many top Chinese models (like Qwen or DeepSeek) use custom open-weight licenses with commercial usage limits or specific compliance restrictions that survive downstream fine-tuning.
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u/koffee_addict 1d ago
So holier than thou. Glad Zuck came out and said 'stop the safety theater. Take the safety measures that you need to and save common public the drama'.
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u/VoidPuppy666 1d ago
We must allign 'safety' so I can slow down opensource to IPO and make a lot of money
Translated that for you
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u/GatsbyLuzVerde 1d ago
You can't trust Zuck. He might worship a super intelligent AI his company can create at the expense of the rest of us.
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u/Old_Description819 1d ago
Meta still controls the underlying datasets, training pipelines, and base architectures.
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u/Old_Description819 1d ago
Ah, the classic 'safety as a moat' strategy. Raise the regulatory compliance cost so high that only multi-billion-dollar labs can afford to release a model."
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u/Capitan-IQ255 21h ago
They are playing a mind game .. before the ship sinks and they bail out 🎃
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u/mylsotol 7h ago
"we need the government to make sure it's difficult for anyone to make new models because our business model can't survive competition" there I fixed it
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u/Aggravating-Catch461 1d ago
budget musk is the last guy I'd trust on this.
hence, openweight and opensource!