Is OpenAI Actually Going to Be Open Again?
OpenAI just raised the largest private funding round in history at a whopping $40 billion valuation. But the bigger news? They're returning to open source for the first time since GPT-2, promising an open-weight language model that anyone can run on their own hardware. Interested in the Disruption Incubator? Email…
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