> If it is not reproducible, then it is not open. If it is reproducible, then it is open.
You're applying reproducibility unevenly, though.
The Linux kernel source code cannot feasibly be reproduced, but it can be copied and modified. The Mistral weights cannot feasibly be reproduced, but they can be copied and modified. Why is the kernel code open source while the Mistral weights are not?
Reproducibility is clearly not the deciding factor.
You're applying reproducibility unevenly, though.
The Linux kernel source code cannot feasibly be reproduced, but it can be copied and modified. The Mistral weights cannot feasibly be reproduced, but they can be copied and modified. Why is the kernel code open source while the Mistral weights are not?
Reproducibility is clearly not the deciding factor.