But yes, you're right. We've seen how dangerous open systems can be. Hackers and scammers have shown us that we need guardrails against operating systems and the web, as you correctly point out. It's time for some legislation that locks the down so the unwashed masses don't have unfettered access to them, don't you agree?
Anyway I think it’s fine for these systems to be available as open source, I’m not suggesting they be withheld from the public. But when you offer it as a cloud service people associate its output with your brand and I think this could end up harming Twitter’s brand.
Microsoft did not like what they got and shut it down because it ended up being a 4chan troll.
a generic instruction-tuned LLM won't act like that.
Instruction tuning is on top of the base LLM and is often RLHF to train the base LLM to produce certain kinds of responses.
Much better.