Codex for open source
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Codex for open source
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#3I wonder how well this supports niche languages. There's an indication there for stars or other signals of importance to 'the ecosystem'; that could match the Big Libraries but likely not ones for small languages.
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#4How is this different from https://openai.com/form/codex-open-source-fund/ and are the winners listed anywhere? I've only ever seen devs say it isn't worth bothering, many of which I would've expected to be shoe ins for something like this.
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#5Hurdles, more hurdles.
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#6I think programs like this are cool, the company gets to promote their product and do good at the same time. This looks like a broader program than past ones and giving out GPT5.5 could be meaningful in improving open-source projects' security.
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#7my guess is they get high quality training data.
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#8The moment a corporation starts to endorse open source is the moment they admit they know that are behind.
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#9The moment a corporation starts to endorse open source is the moment they admit they know that are behind.
Anthropic published essentially the same offering recently. By your logic, does that mean they're behind too?
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#10my guess is they get high quality training data.
This is correct. The most valuable form of data for any AI company is corrective feedback from real use cases.