> For that same reason, we won't see open source models by this definition any time soon
It's totally fine if we don't have many (or any) models meeting the definition of open source! How hard is it to use a different term that actually applies?
The people on my side of the argument seem to be saying: "do not misapply these words", not "do not give away your weights".
Insisting on calling a model with undisclosed sources "open source" has what benefit? Marketing? That's really all I can think of... that it's to satisfy the goals of propagandists.
It's totally fine if we don't have many (or any) models meeting the definition of open source! How hard is it to use a different term that actually applies?
The people on my side of the argument seem to be saying: "do not misapply these words", not "do not give away your weights".
Insisting on calling a model with undisclosed sources "open source" has what benefit? Marketing? That's really all I can think of... that it's to satisfy the goals of propagandists.