Corey Knowles

But now he's building what they're calling Frontier Open Intelligence, powerful AI models that anyone can download and use for free.

Yanis, welcome to The Neuron.

It's great to have you.

Excellent.

I guess my first question would be, so as someone who built AlphaGo, you know how powerful this technology can be.

Why make it freely available?

What's the upside for our listeners who maybe don't understand much about open source?

I love that.

I love the attitude with it.

And I think you're spot on.

Like the truth is, some of those teams aren't that big when you look at some of those.

And it's not even about size as long as the tech is there.

And I understand you guys are a mixture of expert model, correct?

Could you kind of break that down a little bit?

So maybe, you know, some of our readers who are maybe, they use ChatGPT, but they're not coders.

Kind of explain how that works.

So the model kind of knows, okay, so I need this one, this one, and this one for this instance or something like that, right?

Okay.

That's really interesting.

I understand reinforcement learning has played a big role in training as well along the way.