@beffjezos: Talked to Roon about this tweet privately, he does support open source he's just pessimistic about what could happen. M…
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A Twitter discussion where Roon expresses pessimism about the future of open source AI, predicting bans after potential disasters, while others urge understanding.
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Talked to Roon about this tweet privately, he does support open source he’s just pessimistic about what could happen.
Maybe lay off him for a bit gang.
roon (@tszzl): i won’t lie to you, i think open source will be banned before too long after some major disaster. and when the day comes, you’ll agree with me. i hope kimi and deepseek etc keep making models but keep them monitored on an api where they should be
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