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And the proprietary one cannot!?!?!?!?? jfc... I'm infinitely more comfortable with open weights model than any of the proprietary ones. To be clear: running a

by axegon_ 24d ago

And the proprietary one cannot!?!?!?!?? jfc... I'm infinitely more comfortable with open weights model than any of the proprietary ones. To be clear: running any agent locally and giving it unrestricted access to your system is the security equivalent of posting your credit card on twitter or reddit. If you really insist - go for it but make sure it cannot access anything it doesn't need to: very restricted network inside a container or VM. Assuming you know what you are doing, you are far better off with this than trusting the butthole motif logos companies (https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/why-do-all-ai-company-logos-look-the-same https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/why-do-all-a...)

Barbing 24d ago
> Assuming you know what you are doing, you are far better off with this Good assumption. Now, to know what you’re doing, know the risks of even the superior approach. No need for whataboutism*, just acknowledging both have risks and try to assess each. * addressing the several comments that make this “but what about major labs’ cloud models” comments
- axegon_ 23d ago
  Every tech curriculum covers some fundamental cybersecurity. The crucial difference is that if you run models locally and with some basic knowledge, you are far safer than any corporate "we will not be using your data in any way". I've been on the other side of the fence and let me tell ya, this is all a load of horse shit.