A call for AI models with open weights, open source, and open corpus
Public IntelligenceA call for AI models with open weights, open source, and open corpus.Ben RechtJul 27, 202623134ShareI applaud Jensen Huang and industry leaders for coming out in support of open large language models. The entire tech sector minus Anthropic has now signed on. Now that the movement has momentum, I urge the signatories to endorse something even more radical that would truly separate us in our economic competition with China: The USA should heavily invest in models not just with open weights, but with open source and open corpus.Let me back up in case you missed it.
- ▪Public IntelligenceA call for AI models with open weights, open source, and open corpus.Ben RechtJul 27, 202623134ShareI applaud Jensen Huang and industry leaders for coming out in support of open large language models.
- ▪The entire tech sector minus Anthropic has now signed on.
- ▪Now that the movement has momentum, I urge the signatories to endorse something even more radical that would truly separate us in our economic competition with China: The USA should heavily invest in models not just with open weights, but w
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| Original publisher | Argmin |
| Canonical URL | https://www.argmin.net/p/public-intelligence |
| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 20:10:52 +0000 |
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Public IntelligenceA call for AI models with open weights, open source, and open corpus.Ben RechtJul 27, 202623134ShareI applaud Jensen Huang and industry leaders for coming out in support of open large language models. The entire tech sector minus Anthropic has now signed on. Now that the movement has momentum, I urge the signatories to endorse something even more radical that would truly separate us in our economic competition with China: The USA should heavily invest in models not just with open weights, but with open source and open corpus.Let me back up in case you missed it. Last Friday, Huang pasted a short letter on Twitter calling for American investment in “a strong, open ecosystem” around open source artificial intelligence.
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