(Off-topic) Is there an "Are we open source yet?"-type site[1] that follows the progress of the various open-source LLMs? This is the first I've heard of GPT4All. I'm finding it tough to keep up with all these projects!

[1]: In the spirit of https://wiki.mozilla.org/Areweyet

Not what you're looking for but I built a page a while back to keep track of Stable Diffusion links using my little website-builder side-project protocodex.com - https://protocodex.com/ai-creation

You're welcome to use it if you want to get a link page started, and I'd be glad to help - you can also add comment sections on the page to get user input/contributions so if anyone else has some links they can comment them there. I eventually want to more fully formalize user contributions to pages so that they can be used as crowdsourced freeform sites, if theres enough interest out there.

Love the concept. Don’t know if any sites/lists. Maybe you could start one?

Not hard to add. Results will be not so good right now though. If results at all.

Or Vicuna, which hugely outperforms GPT4All due to higher quality training data (real human conversations with GPT-4).

Sorry if it's a dumb question, since It's quite hard to keep up with all the recent developments in custom GPT/LLM solutions.

Do I understand correctly that the GPT4All provides a delta on top of some LLAMA model variant? If so, does one need to first obtain the original LLAMA model weights to be able to run all the subsequent derivations? Is there a _legal_ way to obtain it without being a published AI researcher? If not, I'm not sure that Gpt4All is viable when looking for legal solutions.