Chinese open models never sold politics as a feature. They follow the laws and culture where they operate. The real work went into open source, sharing, and opening up the tech. What Hermes / Nous just did is gross. Almost no technical novelty, yet they stuffed personal and political values into the model and hyped it as a major release. Open source should compete on tech, not serve ideology as the main course. The god of engineering will deal with them.
Chinese open models never sold politics as a feature. They follow the laws and culture where they operate. The real work went into open source, sharing, and opening up the tech. What Hermes / Nous just did is gross. Almost no technical novelty, yet they stuffed personal and political values into the model and hyped it as a major release. Open source should compete on tech, not serve ideology as the main course. The god of engineering will deal with them. Don’t use these “values fine-tune” products. And if you’ve got a solid alternative, drop it.
Chinese open models never sold politics as a feature. They follow the laws and culture where they operate. The real work went into open source, sharing, and opening up the tech.
What Hermes / Nous just did is gross. Almost no technical novelty, yet they stuffed personal and political values into the model and hyped it as a major release. Open source should compete on tech, not serve ideology as the main course. The god of engineering will deal with them.
Don’t use these “values fine-tune” products. And if you’ve got a solid alternative, drop it.@NousResearch