Community-led, truly open source AI hasn’t had a shared foundation. Until now.
Join OpenWALDO to learn, build and train models, leverage a community-built public corpus with clear provenance and license assertions, or contribute data for everyone.
https://t.co/4HXUuxQr8w
Open source powers the worlds infrastructure because it brings everybody up together through collaboration and transparency and openness.
Now we have the first open source community for AI tooling and data with @OpenWALDO. Come and join the community!
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This is SUPER exciting! I just got through a pretty big milestone for OpenWALDO training a conversational model.
Here is an example training, that ran for approximately 2 days, single GPU (H200), and with a single waldo command...
$ ./waldo model train ./composes/0002-conversation.yaml assistant
The "assistant" is the name of the model to train, when I ran this command, that model didn't exist. It created it from scratch as defined within the compose file. The model just finished training, and here is a screenshot of a few questions and answers... It isn't perfect, it isn't the smartest model, but what can you expect from such a small training run?
The model can be exported, and includes a full AI BOM (bill of materials) such that you can guarantee every bit of what it was trained on.
Anyway, this is a great milestone for OpenWALDO!
Here is the compose file:
https://t.co/YWnHfqH1m2
Let me know if you have any questions!
If a model can generate watermarks that are imperceptible, it can also embed back doors in code.
Open source is the answer to trust and why OpenWALDO exists.
Come join the community:
https://t.co/4HXUuxQr8w
"OpenWALDO aims to blow the doors off proprietary AI training models" -- The Register
While, that isn't the goal of OpenWALDO, we are looking for community members to help grow and maintain the corpus of training data for AI models!
https://t.co/sctdQv7ig4
"OpenWALDO aims to blow the doors off proprietary AI training models" -- The Register
While, that isn't the goal of OpenWALDO, we are looking for community members to help grow and maintain the corpus of training data for AI models!
https://t.co/sctdQv7ig4
@TheAIShrink@gmkurtzer@kimmonismus What are you referring to that is MIT licensed? The tooling for OpenWALDO is Apache2 and the corpus has its own many licenses.
Open source AI means all the AI source is open.
This is the first open source community developed around the sources of AI, the data!
Come join in the community and learn to build an AI model from scratch, fine tune, or maintaining the corpus of source material.
https://t.co/4VoBr36JZi
There has been a ton of press around @OpenWALDO. What I love about this article is that the author did a really great job framing the project.
It's open source AI, come join the project!
https://t.co/siDMiGcU5p
Building an AI model is super easy thanks to tooling that pulls from open source AI data, and creates and/or fine tunes a model from scratch!
Come join us and learn how to make your own AI!
If you want to learn how to build an AI model from scratch, you really should check out @OpenWALDO, the first open source AI community for builders.
https://t.co/JOGTSDilqv
Creating a model is as easy as a single command like:
$ waldo model train [name] ./composes/basic.yaml
Community-led, truly open source AI hasn’t had a shared foundation. Until now.
Join OpenWALDO to learn, build and train models, leverage a community-built public corpus with clear provenance and license assertions, or contribute data for everyone.
https://t.co/4HXUuxQr8w