Meta's chief AI scientist says all countries should contribute data to a shared open-source AI model
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Yann LeCun, Meta’s chief AI scientist, asserts that open-source AI should serve as an international resource rather than be restricted by national regulations. Speaking at the AI Action Summit, he highlighted the need for distributed training of open-source platforms, allowing diverse data centers worldwide to contribute valuable local knowledge while maintaining confidentiality. This collaborative approach would create a comprehensive repository of human knowledge. LeCun stresses the importance of regulatory frameworks that support, rather than hinder, open-source development, calling for careful legislation to facilitate global cooperation in AI governance.
Countries must ensure they are not impeding open source platforms, as Yann LeCun advocates for collaborative international regulation of open-source AI.
LeCun envisions a distributed model where diverse data centers contribute to a shared repository of knowledge, enhancing the capabilities of open-source AI.
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