@TIME: Open models shouldn't be viewed through a geopolitical lens, says Matt White, global CTO of AI at The Linux Foundation,…
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Matt White, global CTO of AI at The Linux Foundation, argued at AMD's Advancing AI event that open models should not be viewed through a geopolitical lens, emphasizing that once open, they are for everyone to build on.
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Open models shouldn’t be viewed through a geopolitical lens, says Matt White, global CTO of AI at The Linux Foundation, at @AMD’s Advancing AI event. Once they’re open, they’re for everyone to build on. https://t.co/HafvFZ0KRp
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