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  • I mostly agree with you in threory.

    However, I do think the issues I’ve brought up exist even if it is not a corporate model. That is because most people will not be making their own llm.

    Just like in theory people could make their own operating system for their computer, the same way that Linus did. Most people will not go that route, they will use the kernel, maybe they might make a distro, but they aren’t willing to make it entirely from scratch.

    So when it comes to using genAI, you are going to have a lot of people (including leftists) just using a corporate model, then you have a smaller subset trying out “open” models like deepseek, then a smaller subset locally hosting a distilled model, and a smaller subset fine tuning a model or using RAG, and smaller and smaller subsets of people maybe try to build something on their own.

    So in reality, most of these users will be making predictable and easily influenced output using these tools.

    Also, I think the basic function of these tools, which will be true for open or corporate models, makes us less dependent on eachother, which I think will lead to even more self centered societies then we currently have and not the community centric goal that I think a lot of us share.