This podcast discusses OpenAI's release of its first open language model since GPT-2, named gpt-oss, and its implications for the AI ecosystem. The speaker analyzes the model's architecture, performance, and licensing, highlighting its potential to undercut existing API models and change the dynamics of the open-source AI market. Strategic reasons for OpenAI's move are explored, including competition with other models, the increasing importance of user base size, and a vision for controlling the AI ecosystem. The podcast further examines the model's limitations, such as the lack of training data and the challenges in fine-tuning, and contrasts the open AI landscape in the US versus China, emphasizing the need for continued investment and development in open models to maintain competitiveness.
Sign in to continue reading, translating and more.
Continue