Stanford CRFM's David Hall also participated in the discussion.
Great discussion about shaping the future of open source AI. But the real reason to watch is so I can further advance my reputation for dumb mistakes
Open Frontier is live in SF - catch the first panel discussion, featuring @percyliang @natolambert @istoica05 @ctnzr https://youtube.com/live/-41kYH6JgvU?feature=share
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Open Frontier is live in SF - catch the first panel discussion, featuring @percyliang @natolambert @istoica05 @ctnzr https://youtube.com/live/-41kYH6JgvU?feature=share
The researchers and scientists are headed to their breakout sessions to dig in to the real work of ensuring AI stays in the open. Tune back in at 3:30 p.m. PT for our next livestreamed discussions from Open Frontier:
Building Things That Last: Lessons from Computing's Long Arc with Dave Patterson, @fchollet, @vgcerf, @JohnOusterhout, and @matei_zaharia
Then: From Open Research to World-Scale Infrastructure with @alighodsi and @Thom_Wolf
https://www.youtube.com/live/-41kYH6JgvU
Tongue in cheek, of course, but the discussion does touch on how fear of reputational damage is a major obstacle to openness.
It doesn’t need to be that way. We can all be dumb in public.
Great discussion about shaping the future of open source AI. But the real reason to watch is so I can further advance my reputation for dumb mistakes
