Prompt Pad: What Are Open-Weight Models?
When people call an AI model "open," they don't always mean the same thing. On this week's Prompt Pad, @rosendo_pili breaks down open-weight models using Google's Gemma as an example. The diff
When people call an AI model "open," they don't always mean the same thing.
On this week's Prompt Pad, @rosendo_pili breaks down open-weight models using Google's Gemma as an example.
The difference
An open-weight model gives you the trained model itself. You can download it, run it on your own machine, and fine-tune it for your project.
Open-source asks for more. It means the full recipe is available to study, change, and share: the code, and for AI, details like the training data and process.
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