OpenAI to Launch Open Language Model, Potentially Deepening Rift with Microsoft
Odaily Planet Daily – The complex relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI is about to take a dramatic turn. As the two parties renegotiate their contract to allow OpenAI to restructure as a for-profit company, OpenAI is preparing to release an open language model, which could further deepen the rift between the two companies.
According to sources, the AI lab led by Sam Altman is set to launch an open-weight model next week. This model will not only be available on OpenAI and Microsoft Azure servers but will also be accessible to other cloud service providers. Unlike OpenAI’s usual closed-weight approach, the parameters (a type of training parameter) of this model will be open to the public. This openness means that businesses and governments will be able to deploy the model independently. (The Verge)
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