> into a commercial product which they sell access to
Within a few mon the or years there will be open source implementations anyway, running locally or in a data center. Most of the technology is published.
Within a few mon the or years there will be open source implementations anyway, running locally or in a data center. Most of the technology is published.
Thing is, anyway, as soon as one model is open there will be copies of it, fine-tune implementations. People don't care that much about ownership of data I would say if they actually have access to the models that are produced by gathering this data.
Ultimately, to me, an open source model for this tool makes a lot of sense. They use publicly available data and the models become publicly available.
I for one am quite excited for this tooling to become better and better so I can make the adaptation of a book I love into a movie I imagine it can be. At least I can have a lot of fun trying.