Looks like open models will be completely regulated due to misunderstanding of how frontier model training works and lack of understanding how important it is to focus on the standardization on tech stack is rather than models.
Rohan Anil argues policy should standardize tech stacks, not models
The former Gemini pretraining lead warns current regulations are premature.
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I do not see rest of the world, playing by same rules, so the later seems more important to get right sooner.
Looks like open models will be completely regulated due to misunderstanding of how frontier model training works and lack of understanding how important it is to focus on the standardization on tech stack is rather than models.
@_arohan_ The rest of the world won't. And I agree that standardization is just assumed at the moment. All these decisions are too premature, as it still feels so early with the tech. My feeling and opinion being in this space for over a decade.
Looks like open models will be completely regulated due to misunderstanding of how frontier model training works and lack of understanding how important it is to focus on the standardization on tech stack is rather than models.
@_arohan_ why standardization on tech stack tho?
@melissapan What hardware it is run on etc, all the way up.
@_arohan_ Jensen reading this
@_arohan_ dont worry kerala wont regulate open models, move your company here lol