Mark Zuckerberg

They're like, oh, crap.

We kind of need to be on this train or else we're going to lose.

We have some closed model API.

And increasingly, a lot of developers, that's not what they want.

So I think you're seeing a bunch of the other players start to do some work in open source, but it's just unclear if it's dabbling or fundamental for them in the way that it has been for us.

And a good example is like what's going on with like Android, right?

It's like Android started off as the open source thing.

There's not really like any open source alternative.

Like I think over time, Android has just been kind of getting more and more closed.

So I think if you're us,

you kind of need to worry that if we stopped pushing the industry in this direction, that like all these other people, maybe you're only really doing it because they're trying to kind of compete with us in the direction that we're pushing things.

And yeah,

You know, they already have their revealed preference for what they would build if open source didn't exist.

And it wasn't open source, right?

So I just think we need to be careful about relying on that continued behavior for the future of the technology that we're going to build at the company.

Sure.

Well, look, I mean, I think these models encode values and ways of thinking about the world.

And, you know, we had this interesting experience early on where we took an early version of LAMA

And we translated it.

I think it was, it might've been into French or some other language.