> Therefore in this context, closed source is not so different. It basically means you don’t know about what you wouldn’t understand anyway. In other words, there is nothing you would do with the weights and biases anyway.
Um, open sourcing the weights lets other run the model on their own hardware, it also guarantees that they can keep using the model without having to worry that you'll change or revoke it, in addition to being able to adapt the model, like you said.
> Therefore in this context, closed source is not so different. It basically means you don’t know about what you wouldn’t understand anyway. In other words, there is nothing you would do with the weights and biases anyway.
Um, open sourcing the weights lets other run the model on their own hardware, it also guarantees that they can keep using the model without having to worry that you'll change or revoke it, in addition to being able to adapt the model, like you said.