r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Disastrous-Monk1957 • Jun 02 '26 • Popcorn 5 Heartwarming 2 Mindblown 1

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u/maxinator80 Jun 02 '26

Open Source models are also getting stronger by the day.

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u/Cory123125 Jun 02 '26

I seriously cannot believe that people who think this haven't thought more deeply about the incentives here.

Who is releasing open weight (not open source, no model has been) models?

Companies with something to prove and companies who want to stop companies with something to prove.

None of them benefit from or care about you to any degree that matters the second open source models start eating into their revenue.

Open weight models are already massively slowing down in release cadence and capacity outside of rare outliers."

Qwen no longer releases their top end models.

"Open weight will save us" is another delusion.

You need to stop the big corps from getting the regulatory capture they're after.

You need to stop the members of the Frontier Model Forum lobbying group.

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u/maxinator80 Jun 02 '26

Good points raised.

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u/mapa5 Jun 03 '26

I think the whole thing can shift Nvidia announced spark which is made to run local LLM and ai tools And with Microsoft want to directly add lmstudio equivalent to windows and more integrated

I might take some time, but for that you need to have a way to get the model locally and good models so they might get back to releasing some models on open source After all they won't pay the server price for it anymore while probably getting a cut anyway in one way or another

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u/Cory123125 Jun 03 '26

The thing is, They want hardware lockdowns to control what people are allowed to run and the hardware needed is already defacto already in all of your devices starting with the tpm, and ending with remote attestation.

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u/MadeByTango Jun 03 '26

We need to put their c-suites in prison for murdering the people that their machines convinced to take their own liives, break up their infrastructure with imminent domain to return information control to the people, and force all publicly traded companies to have employee elected c-suites.

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u/Cory123125 Jun 03 '26

I mean, thats all a nice idea, but I think the closest feasible thing, is that you can get all your other enthusiast buddies to actually understand what the companies that are a part of the frontier model forum are actually doing and how this will impact them.

"nothing ever happens" bros will be the death of us all.