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@fj@mastodon.social see also the conclusion from @nielsprovos@ioc.exchange post https://www.provos.org/p/case-for-open-weight-models/ "Frontier models have a place. They are tools for leverage, evaluation, and exploring the edge of what is possible. The mistake is letting them become the invisible policy engine inside a production system, where their price, their values, their refusals, and their availability are set by someone else. Use them from outside the boundary. Keep the model you depend on auditable, forkable, and yours."