That’s not the same as giving the model to someone and allowing them to build tools with AI powering it, or the development of alternative models (which is what they’re trying to stifle). It’s less about transparency and more about putting the tools in as many hands as possible
No, I think these models should be treated for what they are - a bunch of numbers. It’s like trying to treat encryption as special. It’s just code.
There may be some specific applications that require regulation or control. That’s ok. But the underlying fundamental technologies should be open and free.
So if an AI generated bill for service was found that I Owe $N$ - I should be allowed to see all the code and logic that arrived at that decision.