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    A critique of China's leading AI models' openness

    Nick Thompson says Eric Xing argues China's leading AI models only seem open and “hold their users hostage.”

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    Nick Thompson says Eric Xing argues that China's leading AI models give an “illusion of openness” and hold users hostage. Xing says their conversation also covers how world models should be built, his ideas for using a biological world model and virtual cell to simulate life across scales and transform medicine, and transparency and reproducibility in AI.

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    Eric Xing@ericxingIt was a true pleasure to sit down with @nxthompson of Atlantic to share my thoughts on Open Source AI, World Model, and AI for Science. If you like to know my views on what to expect from a world model and how it should be built; how to transform medicine by simulating life across scales using a biological world model and virtual cell, and transparency and reproducibility in AI, the full-length conversation is available bellow. Nick is an extraordinary journalist and deep thinker with a quick mind and sharp questions! Thank you for having me in your studio and look forward to catching up again.5h

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    Eric Xing@ericxingIt was a true pleasure to sit down with @nxthompson of Atlantic to share my thoughts on Open Source AI, World Model, and AI for Science. If you like to know my views on what to expect from a world model and how it should be built; how to transform medicine by simulating life across scales using a biological world model and virtual cell, and transparency and reproducibility in AI, the full-length conversation is available bellow. Nick is an extraordinary journalist and deep thinker with a quick mind and sharp questions! Thank you for having me in your studio and look forward to catching up again.5h