A user claims permission would be needed for models above 2T parameters or trained on over 10e26 FLOPS.
A user says Chinese groups seeking to open-source AI models above 2T parameters, or models trained on over 10e26 FLOPS, would need permission from MOFCOM.
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@zephyr_z9If Chinese players want to open source models above 2T parameters or trained on over 10e26 FLOPS then they will need to get permission from MOFCOM
@natolambertSeems very important, as tons of people are tweeting about the end of bigger open models from China due to this from MOCOM, but there's a statement intending to make it easier for open source technology. Much hinges on implementation and how "near automatic" approval would work.@zephyr_z9If Chinese players want to open source models above 2T parameters or trained on over 10e26 FLOPS then they will need to get permission from MOFCOM@natolambertSeems very important, as tons of people are tweeting about the end of bigger open models from China due to this from MOCOM, but there's a statement intending to make it easier for open source technology. Much hinges on implementation and how "near automatic" approval would work.@zephyr_z9If Chinese players want to open source models above 2T parameters or trained on over 10e26 FLOPS then they will need to get permission from MOFCOM@natolambertSeems very important, as tons of people are tweeting about the end of bigger open models from China due to this from MOCOM, but there's a statement intending to make it easier for open source technology. Much hinges on implementation and how "near automatic" approval would work.@zephyr_z9If Chinese players want to open source models above 2T parameters or trained on over 10e26 FLOPS then they will need to get permission from MOFCOM@natolambertSeems very important, as tons of people are tweeting about the end of bigger open models from China due to this from MOCOM, but there's a statement intending to make it easier for open source technology. Much hinges on implementation and how "near automatic" approval would work.—
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