The creation--which isn't "his" in the first place, by any standard definition--was not only itself "derived from" our creations but was always supposed to be "open".
> which isn't "his" in the first place, by any standard definition
I was saying that because of the previous comment:
> to Scam Altman's creation
It wasn't derived in the same way though - I can read loads of books and so can write my own book, but that's not derivation in the same way as the Deepseek's derivation.
They're inexpensive because they're derived from his creation.
The creation--which isn't "his" in the first place, by any standard definition--was not only itself "derived from" our creations but was always supposed to be "open".
> which isn't "his" in the first place, by any standard definition
I was saying that because of the previous comment:
> to Scam Altman's creation
It wasn't derived in the same way though - I can read loads of books and so can write my own book, but that's not derivation in the same way as the Deepseek's derivation.