So, will meta do something about the llama leak, or will they let everybody finetune and republish it freely?
So, will meta do something about the llama leak, or will they let everybody finetune and republish it freely?
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>leak
what leak? that was public, you only had to give your personal information before
>make it look like a leak
>get exclusive news and intensive ads for free
>even the OP is a free facebook promotion agent
It is an excellent strategy
This. If they released it as it is right now, they would have to deal with a lot of bullshit due to people "misuing" it.
But now that it's "leaked", they can just claim that it's not their fault.
I don't understand what the economic benefit is to give out your LLM to everyone for free to run locally.
Free marketing. And marketing is literally the most expensive part.
The idea is that when they release Llama 2, 3, etc, there will be people interested and willing to pay money for it.
Google, Facebook, etc, they are all desperate to make a product similar to ChatGPT, every day that passes, it's another chunk of the market that they won't be able to reach because they are already using ChatGPT.
I dislike that potential future
It hurts
The digital ID thing is also because digital encryption is over. Quantum computing can Crack anything, so the only safeguard is biometrics with 'permissions'
>Quantum computing can Crack anything
Quantum resistant encryption exists
You know nothing of quantum computing. Currently it's a meme. It can't even do basic math without a hand-tailored algorithm.
holy fucking shit
>you'll never know when you're dealing with a flesh and blood human or an AI, the solution raiden?
>you touch grass
oh thats good
God please don't let this happen. I hate AI researchers and billionaires so fucking much.
I hate the antIAchrist!
Pure cringe. Reality is more retarded than some movie bs.
this, people underestimate human stupidity a lot.
It's simple: they think AI can give a burst of productivity and growth to indebted economies. That's why the released it to the public. They hope the public will create wealth with the new toys that they can then tax and regulate for maximum benefit to the status quo. It's always this simple.
>leak a weaker version of the model
>free advertising for it
>publish a superior version in a month or two
>keep it as SaaS only.
Free publicity and plausible deniability for the shit that will inevitably get posted online.
>Oh no that wasn't generated on our platform that was generated by digital terrorists using an illegal leak
bla bla bla imagine the PR statement yourself.
What, you could just give them your personal info and they'd dump the model's weights for you instead of SaaSing it? Hard to believe.
is that AI ? looks pretty good
anyone has torrent file or dht Magnet URI?
Torrent here: https://rentry.org/llama-tard-v2
haha what if by nudes they meant their personal nudes haha that would be funny
the model isn't the product, but they sell the lobotomy services
meta knew itll leak, obviously. it’s just throwing a grenade into the room to see what happens with some plausible legal cya
theres nothing they can do about it. the cat's out of the bag now and OpenAI can build as many homosexual so_yboy caveats into their braindead nerf as they want, it's already over.
chuds won
>leak
Modern marketing: call every official press release a "leak". Sheesh.
>commissions
for what? thats AI art
They're sucking it dry while they can not understanding that people "commission art" in good part to have social interaction. They like saying "i commissioned this piece" as a conversation starter more than seeing the piece. No one brags about buying an NFT, which is why it didn't pick up.
Saying AI replaces art is like saying bikes replace runners. You simply get bike competitions and car competitions on top of the running competitions. But what do humans like to watch most? The Olympics or drone races? Right, no one even gives a shit for drones racing on their own. Even NASCAR is all about the humans driving and humans getting into accidents and humans cheering it all. All that matters is still the human community.
We'll get prompting competitions and competing models, but it won't even affect art commissions. People will simply request proof of work. Even good games and movies will still commission flawed human artists for the prestige and the "creativity".
I'm pretty sure people would watch Robot Death Race if they're driving at 1000 mph.
you're wrong. 1000 mph, races around the sun or whatever. What you will see is what you see in battlebots. The camera frantically zooming on the operator's faces, humanized names for the bots and fellating the "best drivers" and "best builders".
Those robots are basic and retarded. Literal glorified lawn mowers or ramps on wheels. The human brain perceives the robots as tools of the users, which is where the entertainment comes from. If they were autonomous, no one would give a shit. You would have the programmers being fellated by the host and giving commentary on what the code is doing, because the second you perceive the robots as inanimate machines all fun would stop. There always has to be a relatable, conscious human element. The robot has to be perceived as a living avatar of a conscious user for best result.
Why does all mecha anime have pilots even though it's stupid? Because no one would watch AI robots fighting each other. Hell, even AI consciousness is far less relatable. Transformers only works because of how well humanized they are. And they were so humanized because the creators knew exactly that they had to compensate for them being robots with stronger character archetypes!
Leaks are the perfect excuse to let your model out in the wild and generate news without having blowback from people abusing it because you can always say "well they didn't use our approve portal".
>llama leak
Dollars to donuts Llamaguy aka Marcel “leaked” it and by leak I mean Fuckerberg called him up and asked him to do his gay shit.
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It was a message to investors that they are in the new AI bandwagon so "don't sell it come on man we are going to do it haha trust us this is going to be great what VR I don't even know what that means haha AI all the rage haha so cool yeah this is cool and profitable new motto for Meta cool and profitable so much money nigga you don't even know everybody's working on it at Meta you will see, you will see I promise don't sell it ok"
VRajesh is no longer best friend
Aishnu is best friend now
Only thing I found so far was them contacting Huggingface staff to take down one of many reuploads of the weights on HF. It’s gone now but there are still dozens up.
Even the meme PR with the torrent is still there https://github.com/facebookresearch/llama/pull/73
What are they going to do about it? Original gets shared on torrents, finetunes can be distributed as a diff which contains nothing that zuck owns
QRD? FB developed their own AI model and it "leaked" recently?
FB developed potentially the best and most open model available so far.
>The best because it hasn't been fine tuned yet so people can fine tune it in as many ways as they want. Also, because it performs as good or better than bing/chatGPT on drastically reduced hardware requirements.
>The most open because of the aforementioned ability to fine tune it, but also because Facebook literally released the model to the public """"for researchers only"""". There was no leak. You needed to sign up for the weights, but anyone who wanted them could get them. Now people have just posted the weights online for easier access.
Finally, people are doing what they do with public AI models, drastically reducing the hardware requirements even further so that regular people can use them (at reduced capability, but better than nothing and it'll be interesting to see the progress over a few months).
fellas the model ain't shit compared to the secret recipe, and obviously Meta wanted it to be public, as if that even matters
what would you rather own - a car or a car factory?
No one here has the hardware to run the fucking thing lmao. At least that good good 65 billion dataset shit.
But it is interesting that the 65 billion version can run on $10k of hardware, it's not like it requires a million-dollar supercomputer to be usable