Open-source drama: gating off-the-shelf models and claiming credit slammed as unethical
TheZachMueller · x · 2026-10-03
Commenting on an open-source doxx controversy, TheZachMueller argues the real issue is someone taking off-the-shelf models, adding a gate, and claiming them as their own work — "not illegal, but unethical." Cited author TheAhmadOsman urges calling out those who steal others' work, stressing that open source runs on trust.
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