@lqiao: At Fireworks, we believe open models and ecosystem let intelligence compound where value is created - inside every comp…
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A Fireworks AI representative signs an open letter supporting open weights, arguing that open models enable intelligence to compound within companies.
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At Fireworks, we believe open models and ecosystem let intelligence compound where value is created - inside every company serving a special purpose.
We signed the open letter to support open weights. https://t.co/0TXS7NjSH0
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