Mozilla's open source AI strategy
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Mozilla's open source AI strategy
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Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#2That sounds admirable. But it doesn't sound like a fast browser.
Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#3I'm really not optimistic about this initiative.
- Mozilla.ai agent platform: No link with the browser. Just a closed-source SaaS competitor to the many existing agentic platforms like LangChain / LangGraph.
- Mozilla Data Collective: It's been made clear now that sadly data licensing doesn't matter and if you use less data than your competitor, your model will be inferior.
- Real deployments: Basically getting into the public contracts and consulting grift with no priori experience. Probably banking on EU open source funding & co.
- Mozilla Ventures: Redistributing a token amount of the money they are already not making (gift from Google) to fund Open Source research.
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Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#4That sounds admirable. But it doesn't sound like a fast browser.
That's because the article isn't about a browser - it's a tech stack for running ai.
Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#5That sounds admirable. But it doesn't sound like a fast browser.
Well it does say that compute is a current bottleneck, but I doubt that'll stay that way forever. There's a ton of resources going into making AI run locally, quickly. It's already gotten loads better just last year.
Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#6Mozilla has stopped being relevant to open source long ago. It's are every bit as corporate as Google these days.
Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#7I'm really not optimistic about this initiative. - Mozilla.ai agent platform: No link with the browser. Just a closed-source SaaS competitor to the many existing agentic platforms like LangChain / LangGraph. - Mozilla Data Collective: It's been made clear now that sadly data licensing doesn't matter and if you use less data than your competitor, your model will be inferior. - Real deployments: Basically getting into…
Looks like the Mozilla.ai platform is Saas but the tools themselves are open source, so you could just use them elsewhere.
Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#8I'm really not optimistic about this initiative. - Mozilla.ai agent platform: No link with the browser. Just a closed-source SaaS competitor to the many existing agentic platforms like LangChain / LangGraph. - Mozilla Data Collective: It's been made clear now that sadly data licensing doesn't matter and if you use less data than your competitor, your model will be inferior. - Real deployments: Basically getting into…
Looks like the Mozilla.ai platform is Saas but the tools themselves are open source, so you could just use them elsewhere.
Indeed, but LangChain / LangGraph tools are also Open Source so its not really Mozilla bringing their Open Source culture as a differentiating factor from their competitors.
Re: Mozilla's open source AI strategy
#9What's a hyperscn/laller?
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