@TheAhmadOsman: Closed frontier labs are more efficient and incentivized when Opensource labs exist. Doesn’t that make Anthropic anti-c…
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A tweet argues that closed frontier labs become more efficient and incentivized when open source labs exist, questioning whether that makes Anthropic anti-capitalist.
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Closed frontier labs are more efficient and incentivized when Opensource labs exist.
Doesn’t that make Anthropic anti-capitalism?
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