I have to disagree. Easing access is the thing that is needed to ensure that Open Source AI isn’t pushed to the fringes of society.
Even Browser addons are a hurdle for the common user. You are speaking from the perspective of someone who knows how to do things.
Making sure everyone regardless of technical aptitude can use OS AI is the only thing guaranteeing that closed source apps that simplify access don’t take over everything.
Open source ai is doing well. Mozilla integrating the models directly into it’s browser doesn’t really do anything to help them.
I have to disagree. Easing access is the thing that is needed to ensure that Open Source AI isn’t pushed to the fringes of society.
Even Browser addons are a hurdle for the common user. You are speaking from the perspective of someone who knows how to do things.
Making sure everyone regardless of technical aptitude can use OS AI is the only thing guaranteeing that closed source apps that simplify access don’t take over everything.
For example, I’ve already had a decent bit of resistance just trying to encourage friends, and family to use an ad-blocker.
That’s basically a recommended standard for using the internet these days, like pop-up blockers were. Government agencies use and generally recommend them.