I'm in no way an AI hater.
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@nazokiyoubinbou Yes, local would be the way to go, but it still needs to be trained. If that can be done, it'd be great.
@randulo Bear in mind that a lot of what goes into the training is an obsession that they should be trained to act as a general assistant. ... -And that's the one thing they most should not be doing.
Long term, if people don't have a kneejerk uncontrollable hate towards the tech (which they might at this point thanks to all the abuse) I would say the best solution is a community run actually open model where stuff that is actually free and open and submissions that can be appropriately licensed, etc etc are used for training. It would be a slow process that would never produce something as fake-smart as the current models — and that's a good thing in its own way because it should not be used as a "general assistant."
As it is though, when the bubble pops, the tech likely will die.
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