@MTSlive: We asked the CEO of HuggingFace @ClementDelangue what the risks of releasing powerful open source models are. He says r…
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HuggingFace CEO Clément Delangue argues that restricting open source AI models creates more risk than openness, citing historical examples like GPT-2 and Mythos to support his view that openness improves cybersecurity and overall safety.
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