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Should Open-Source Generative AI Concern Early Closed-Source “Leaders” Like OpenAI and Google?

By Reece Hayden | 09 May 2023 | IN-6944

The first stage of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) deployment was founded on closed-source models with some Application Programming Interface (API) accessibility; however, a new wave of announcements has embraced open sourcing. Hugging Face’s HuggingChat, an open-source chatbot based on OpenLLaMA, is just one such announcement. With more open-source announcements likely to emerge, enterprises and stakeholders must answer the question of which approach will be most commercially and operationally effective—before defining their strategy.

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Written by Reece Hayden

Principal Analyst
As part of ABI Research’s strategic technologies team, Principal Analyst Reece Hayden leads the Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) research service. His primary focus is uncovering the technical, commercial, and economic opportunities in AI software and AI markets. Reece explores AI software across the complete value chain, with a cross-vertical and global viewpoint, to provide strategic guidance for, among others, enterprises, hardware and software vendors, hyper scalers, system integrators, and communication service providers. Reece previously worked in the distributed & edge compute team, where he supported clients across various areas, including enterprise connectivity (including network-as-a-service), edge AI platforms, and the semiconductor market.

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