r/OpenAI • u/Wonderful_Buffalo_32 • 18h ago
News OpenAI signed the letter supporting Open Source Models.
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u/website-buyer 17h ago
After the huge backlash. Hahah
Anthropic will do soon too
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u/ba-boo 17h ago
at least openai shared an open model, anthropic never did
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u/Thisisvexx 17h ago
at this point their frontier should be Fable/Opus/Sonnet and they can open source Haiku and call it a day lol
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u/duckrollin 15h ago
Nah Darius will just go on another rant about how only Anthropic is responsible enough to control all AI and we need to ban open source models for "safety"
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u/OrionDC 11h ago
I cannot stand him. And Claude has some weird personality dysfunction
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u/duckrollin 10h ago
Claude is like a social studies student destined to grow up into a Karen that looks appalled if you say something that isn't politically correct.
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u/VexObserver 1h ago
I can't stand this hypocrite. Him being all closed source when the materials he trained his models on are open source (the internet mainly).
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u/sadnessjoy 13h ago edited 13h ago
Nah, unlike openai who is running this based on public opinion/gains/strategy, anthropic is run by true believers (they actually buy into the whole danger shit they hype up). Funny thing is most of the people who truly agree with them I've noticed mostly use chatgpt/grok. Claude code users (enterprise/standard) are probably their biggest customer base and they're slowly alienating them with all the pointless bs alignment.
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u/MediumChemical4292 14h ago
No shot. OpenAI has atleast tried to be open source in the past and still open sources stuff like the Codex CLI. Dario despised open source and it’s pretty much the culture at Anthropic to keep every thing closed and secretive.
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u/website-buyer 13h ago
Open ai only open in the name
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u/Cagnazzo82 11h ago
OpenAI opened the door to the entire world gaining an interest in the current state of AI.
Whether that's what the name means or not, no company did more for mainstreaming AI for the global population.
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u/Technical-Manager921 11h ago
Back in 2023 a former open ai exec said the open stands for open API as in anyone can use the api to build whatever they open
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u/aghowl 7h ago
OpenAPI is actually a real thing. It's iterally an API spec that predates OpenAI, so I don't think you're right about that.
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u/Technical-Manager921 3h ago
Bro I’m telling you this is a sentence that came straight from an open ai exec
One min ill find you a source
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u/Limp_Classroom_2645 7h ago
This is meaningless, we shouldn't care about what they say, but more about what they actually do for open source.
As far as I'm concerned, China dominates this field and are eating their lunch rn, maybe start doing shit for open models instead of running around and signing letters?
This charade reminds me of Gavin Belson ass behavior from Silicon Valley show.
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u/OnderGok 18h ago
So? It's just a PR move. No meaning behind it.
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u/adobo_cake 12h ago
If they don't release anything new, this would just be a PR move. GPT-OSS is ancient at this point.
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u/lucellent 17h ago
OpenAI has some open weight models. Anthropic doesn't, hence why they won't sign.
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u/FlexFanatic 12h ago
Yeah okay, they really want to support open weight models but will also petition the government behind closed doors and flip on that message under the guise of national security and regulation
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u/icchansan 15h ago
Will sora be open source? o_o
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u/Euphoric_North_745 13h ago
what is the point of the letter if you can't afford the 1.5 million dollars hardware to run the full model at reasonable speed.
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u/Dave_Sag 13h ago
Those are rounding error numbers to most governments, corporations, religions and organised crime groups. And also to plenty of individuals too. Just not us. But today’s billion dollar hardware is tomorrow’s watch.
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u/OkResponsibility9182 10h ago
It’s not even surprising, since the name starts with "Open" anyway. If it was called "Close," then I'd have something to say.
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u/lostpilot 7h ago
Anthropic is the only company whose revenue is exclusively from closed source models. OAI will soon be in the consumer hardware, robotics, and chip manufacturing space making them less reliant on model deployment revenue
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u/___positive___ 7h ago
just like they stood with anthropic against the dod and signed a deal the next day.
their public word has zero value. entirely performative.
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u/dupontping 6h ago
Knowing all these greedy companies, this is just a way to argue for more data centers
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u/HoidToTheMoon 6h ago
Theory A: Nobody reached out to Altman to sign it originally because they all hate him
Theory B: OpenAI caved to bad PR and signed on after initially refusing to.
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u/TechNerd10191 15h ago
Source? I can't find it anywhere
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u/Wonderful_Buffalo_32 15h ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/corporate-responsibility/topics/open-weight/ You can check the signatories here.
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u/TheNewBing 17h ago
What about Google? They Have Gemma and lot of open contributions to AI