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Altman testifies that OpenAI will release an Open Source model this Summer

13 jawiggins 6 5/8/2025, 5:51:13 PM youtube.com ↗

Comments (6)

dmos62 · 21m ago

It irks me that I still don't know what an open model means. Or rather, I don't like calling a model that's trained on a closed dataset, with secret techniques as open, even if the weights are publicly available.

free_bip · 30m ago

I bet 5 imaginary dollars that it'll be a model too big for any consumer to run, making it effectively closed for anyone not in the top 0.1%.

rany_ · 20m ago

That's not an issue. DeepSeek R1 is massive but people still managed to distill and quantize it. They'll just do the same for this one.

throwaway314155 · 1h ago

One whole model?? Oh my stars!

NoahZuniga · 1h ago

Probably won't even be that good.

rany_ · 18m ago

To be fair, open source models at this point exceed or are similar to OpenAI's best models. There's really no loss in releasing these weights. It might even have some upsides in terms of attracting talent.