Ironically, this is a great case study to illustrate the value of Chinese models. They’ve released a number that are on par with Claude’s latest models under “open weight” licenses that would allow you to run them yourselves if you wanted to, or to hire some other third party to provide API access. It wouldn’t matter what the original company’s “usage policy” is in that case.
There are a couple of Western open models that aren’t bad either, but they tend to be aimed at a smaller and simpler use case than Claude.
Ironically, this is a great case study to illustrate the value of Chinese models. They’ve released a number that are on par with Claude’s latest models under “open weight” licenses that would allow you to run them yourselves if you wanted to, or to hire some other third party to provide API access. It wouldn’t matter what the original company’s “usage policy” is in that case.
There are a couple of Western open models that aren’t bad either, but they tend to be aimed at a smaller and simpler use case than Claude.
What models exactly? And what kind of hardware do you need to run them? Also, are there any GitHub repos that replicate Claude projects?
They are not as capable as opus, and that sadly matters.
Quick, another fix of the LLMs! Let’s not think about what the downtime means for the industry.