Little Free Language Models

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COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES COMMUNITY UPDATES Two summer town halls to discuss next steps. Take the survey to join us June 25 or July 23 at 5pm EDT. Many popular language models today are created by large, for-profit technology companies and serve the goals of these corporations. Can we envision a co-operative language model that challenges existing notions of how technology is created and who it can serve? What would a language model look like if it was created by writers and to serve their creative community? How would we govern a language model run for and by creative writers? This project arose from a research study we conducted on how creative writers reason about the use of their writing as training data for large language models. Check out the published paper. Large language models (LLMs) present significant eth

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