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You are correct. Theres always an amount of FREE to do when building and becoming successful.
In college I can remember the volunteer aspects of it. There was a particular course that was suggested across the board to garner your hours necessary for graduation. Most would find out they needed an internship or equivalent FREE aka volunteer hours to walk the stage and receive their certificate diplomas.
If that university gets nothing else right it got that right lol.
To keep it you have to give it away thats damn good advice and its FREE!!!
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Very few people realize that most of the successful AI startups got successful because they were focused on open science and open-source for at least their first few years. To name but a few, OpenAI (GPT, GPT2 was open-source), Runway & Stability (stable diffusion), Cohere, Mistral and of course Hugging Face!
The reasons are not just altruistic, it's also because sharing your science and your models pushes you to build AI faster (which is key in a fast-moving domain like AI), attracts the best scientists & engineers and generates much more visibility, usage and community contributions than if you were 100% closed-source. The same applies to big tech companies as we're seeing with Meta and Google!
More startups and companies should release research & open-source AI, it's not just good for the world but also increases their probability of success!
The reasons are not just altruistic, it's also because sharing your science and your models pushes you to build AI faster (which is key in a fast-moving domain like AI), attracts the best scientists & engineers and generates much more visibility, usage and community contributions than if you were 100% closed-source. The same applies to big tech companies as we're seeing with Meta and Google!
More startups and companies should release research & open-source AI, it's not just good for the world but also increases their probability of success!
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