Hello Pjotr, sorry for I'm _very_ late in the discussion since I have hard time following all the interesting discussions in the few mailing lists I've subscribed. Anyway.
On 2026-06-02, Pjotr Prins wrote: [...] > I would love to use > true open models and create models deterministically with free software > instead of the industry tooling, so we get back our transparancy and > control. Me too; for example I'd love to see (and possibly help with) a Guix package for Colibrì https://github.com/JustVugg/colibri --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- Colibrì is an inference engine you can run today, and an open research platform. Its primary goal is to pursue inference-side performance across the entire software/hardware boundary — model formats, memory hierarchy, storage I/O, placement, scheduling, kernels, speculation, and CPU/GPU overlap — so large models depend less on scarce hardware and cost less to run. --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- ...or to be able to locally build "AI" models that are bit-reproducible and bootstrappable, with the complete "data and software set" distributed as free software, with the obvious possibility to replace the public data with my (reserved and secret) own. [...] > We are part of > *change* and we should make it abide by our ideas of controlling our > own destiny. Good point... I'd say that we (I mean all people conscious that software must be free, boostrapped and reproducible) should _lead_ the change, finally! Let's _hack_ "AI" [1]! All in all, it's _just_ software. [...] Happy hacking! Gio'. [1] neural networks, models, machine learning, autonomous "reasoning", etc. etc. etc. P.S.: to all the people that disagree with the above, please keep in mind that I consider the general discussion around the "AI" topic as toxic, aimed to generate fear, helplessness and "surrender to the inevitable" - on one hand - and to generate hype, illusion of limitless power of control (domination) or the possibility to create "THE singularity" (aka "god mode") using technology - on the other hand: I don't subscribe to both point of views. -- Giovanni Biscuolo Xelera IT Infrastructures
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