The US needs more domestic open-source AI models so companies aren't forced to choose only between OSS 12B and Chinese models.

18:38>> We are seeing that for sure. And I I think OpenAI made a good call releasing OSS 12B some months back. That was a good open-source model. Um but I think in the US we need more domestic open source models. We need to give the world a choice, >> right? Right. If they want to run open source right now, it's OSS 12B or Chinese models. >> Nvidia has some in

18:58>> Nvidia has seen the same opportunity to push open- source models. I I I think giving them more power might might be sort of >> Well, I was about to that was you cut me off at the past like my understanding was Jensen was like, "Hey, we we don't even want to talk about these open source models we have because our customers, >> right? >> We're now going to be competing with

19:21Sam, Daario, Elon, >> uh Sergey, like do we want to be in that position, >> right? >> So, but we do need some more champions here and it's open source so people can fork it." Um, but that puts you in a more neutral position. >> That's right. We we we run today, we run GLM, we run Kimmy, we run the Quen set of models and we run OpenAI's models,

19:43the closed source ones. We run models for say Galaxos Smith Klein, which they wrote and developed. Um, we run models for uh our partner uh in the UAE uh G42 and MBZ UAI. Yeah. Um that are are are their models that they designed. So we we have a a a wide variety. >> So sovereignty is a trend. >> Sovereignty is a trend. And I think uh the the government's actions with regard

20:12to fable and uh uh 56 um where they said, "Oh, whoa, let's think and then we can act." >> Um I I think sort of particularly here in Europe was a bit of a wakeup call. And when you saw this going down, there's a layer of partisanship in our country right now. It's pretty fervent. Daario is pretty explicitly, you know, not part of this administration. They they've been very adversarial. Both