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Zkuq said:
Norion said:

That could help in the short term but long term I expect a huge transition towards open source. In general the cloud won't help when the data gets leaked after the company gets hacked into. The increasing hacking capabilities of these models could start causing some havoc in the years ahead.

I'm not believing security to be an issue until it's proven to be. Right now I have no reason to believe security to be unattainable, although there may well be some learning pains in the coming years while AI-powered attacks decimate organizations unprepared for it. After the initial shock, security should improve though.

Another alternative for the cloud that comes to mind though is extracting value from other things, like support and, uh, cloud services, and probably a lot else, but I think those two are some of the traditional ones. I'm sure there's some business opportunities there, even if you're doing open source. I don't think companies will be eager to jump into the open source bandwagon though, it's too much of a change of mindset. In the long term, this might change, but I just don't see companies doing open source without trying out all the other options first, so it'll take time, if it even ends up happening ever.

Anyway, exciting times for sure. I hope something good comes out of it too, because much of it also seems concerning.

It is gonna be a very important arms race between state of the art models improving security versus people using open source ones to try to hack into things. I'm optimistic about how things will be long term but truly have no idea what the world is gonna look like 5-10 years from now, the level of uncertainty is massive.

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