@ClementDelangue: Lots of people are advocating for more American open-source models these days which is amazing but very few people do a…
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Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue criticizes tech leaders like Palantir's Alex Karp for advocating American open-source AI models without contributing open-source models or datasets themselves.
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Lots of people are advocating for more American open-source models these days which is amazing but very few people do anything about it!
Latest example, Alex Karp came out advocating for American open-source models as a necessity! At the same time, @PalantirTech is a free org on HF with 0 open-source models and 0 public datasets shared.
Time to switch from talking to contributing for all!
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