Yeah, because, your data is best collected by the US labs, right?
replyUS or American, don't trust anyone, these are open weight models. Host them yourself if you feel strongly about privacy (as you should). I honestly don't know of any OSS open weight models from the US labs as good as Kimi K3 or Deepseek V4 though.
Yes, they trained on my open source code and Wikipedia edits and Stack Overflow answers that I shared freely, so it's only fair that they release their models as open source and share back to the community that created them. I only allow my training data go to open source models.
replyYeah, at least when I share my training data with labs releasing their models openly (Chinese or American or otherwise) it's nominally so an even better open model will land in my hands in the future.
replyI’m developing open source tools, so happy to have all my context traces be public if it helps improve future models.
replyI will! I pay their sales too and consider it quite reasonable.
replyAt least you get based models back at some point. You supply data, they supply compute and open weights.
replyYes I will tyvm.
replyThey release the models back for free.