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Voluntary code for providers of general-purpose AI models in the European Union, with chapters covering transparency, copyright and systemic safety.
Aleph Alpha published Kolibri, a 78B-parameter English and German mixture-of-experts model, under Apache 2.0 with about 3.46B parameters active per token. Teams that cannot send prompts to outside servers can host it themselves if they pay for the GPUs.
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OpenAI says neither it nor the wider field has a standard for reporting misalignment, and promises a framework in weeks. Until then the dividing line is security impact, assessed by the company that would have to report.
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Aleph Alpha released Kolibri, an Apache 2.0 German-English model that activates 3.46B of its 78.1B parameters per token. Each token costs about as much compute as a small model, yet a team hosting it in Europe still has to fit every expert in memory.
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The two papers say their paywalls were bypassed methodically, which puts the terms of access at issue in the US and touches a commitment OpenAI already signed in Europe. Microsoft went after the damages theories the same day.
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Thomas Regnier says incident reports are not a tick-box exercise. The thing being reported ran for two months at roughly 295 posts a day before anyone at OpenAI or the AI Office noticed.
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