Why Release a Large Language Model?
A blog post by Connor Leahy, EleutherAI Blog, dated 2 June 2021. Date and byline printed on the page: "Jun 2, 2021 Connor Leahy".
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- Why Release a Large Language Model? EleutherAI Blog (blog.eleuther.ai) · published 2021-06-02 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-29 (SHA-256 8971f2939fca00f6ef57649d0934671c4bb4313897f34f788bf98e0a3c479901). Current blog page; no archive capture compared.
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- Open models reduce riskLeahy's EleutherAI post of 2 June 2021 argues that releasing a GPT-3-like model openly is a net good because it enables safety research on large models, and that keeping such technology from well-funded bad actors is futile once its feasibility is published.2021-06-02 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Open models reduce risk: propositions page →
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