Quasar 438B: Europe's Leading AI Model
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Quasar 438B: Europe's Leading AI Model
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#2Didn't know the "Highest scoring EU model" has a low bar, lower than Qwen3.8-27B, but still congratulations on the milestone, hopefully next iterations will get better from here
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#3As a European: I don’t care where an open weight model comes from.
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#4Any hope of an integration to Openrouter ?
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#5As a European: I don’t care where an open weight model comes from.
As a European: I do, because I'm not oblivious to geopolitics or digital sovereignty.
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#6As a European: I don’t care where an open weight model comes from.
As a European, I do. I don’t envy the state that has to buy all its water and food from its aggressive, militarized neighbour.
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#7What I want is a model that is trained with data that is openly available, where the data is curated by academia. I don't want corporate crap in my AI (unless it has been filtered properly).
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#8As a European: I don’t care where an open weight model comes from.
As a European: I do.
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#9What I want is a model that is trained with data that is openly available, where the data is curated by academia. I don't want corporate crap in my AI (unless it has been filtered properly).
I'm ready to stand corrected, but I'm pretty positive that such a process would require 1) an insane amount of work and 2) wouldn't produce anything close to SOTA results because of the lack of training data.
It is my understanding that - sadly - the insane amount of copyrighted works and corporate crap is a prerequisite for having a corpus that is big enough
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#10As a European: I don’t care where an open weight model comes from.
I do care, because those models can contain backdoors and 'open weight' models can require specialized hardware to run in the future.