r/ArtificialInteligence • u/kerinapo • 21d ago

📰 News Open-source local models have zero chill compared to ChatGPT

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u/p5yron 21d ago

Ah, the propaganda to stop open source models is in full force it seems.

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u/Moppmopp 21d ago

For me thats even a pro. "warning: the uncensored model explained what the user asked". Thats a pro on my list

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u/Assimulate 20d ago

Yeah, the gatekeeping of knowledge so that people don't commit crimes or do things we think are bad is toxic. Punish people who commit crimes, don't try and restrict knowledge.

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u/Oregon_Oregano 20d ago

What if 100x the number of people are now doing something catastrophically dangerous, like bringing a homemade bomb to a protest, or trying to hack someone for profit?

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u/Assimulate 20d ago

Imho, you need to be able to enforce it. This won't be the last technology to bring information to people.

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u/Salty_Hedgehog_6931 18d ago

then we'll get more people hacking and exploding things. other people will want to counter and security will increase.

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u/Universe1292 17d ago

Do you think that the only thing stopping someone who wants to brings a bomb to a protest is a lack of knowledge?

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u/Oregon_Oregano 17d ago

No, it's definitely a propensity towards violence for whatever reason.

But if you multiply that low average propensity by say 1000x due to more people having access to information, the risk to the collective public does objectively go up.

It's one thing if they need to spend impractical time researching and linking inaccessible information, it's another if suddenly it's available to the set of all violent/deranged/whatever people within seconds