Open models are the opposite of deaccelerationist, a thread argues
dscape · x · 2026-07-21
A quoted thread argues that open models are not deaccelerationist—in the author's view, they are the opposite.
The post is framed as recommended reading, pointing readers to a longer argument about how open-source AI changes the pace and direction of progress.
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