Could volunteers build open small AI models from daily use data?
A proposed approach would put a simple recording layer around today’s AI tools and collect the prompts people enter together with the outputs they accept or produce. With enough volunteers, this could create large datasets for making .
Training would still need major computing power, but it might not need to be fast, so the work could be spread across spare gaming GPUs. The hardest part would likely be coordination and trust.
A central group would need to collect the data, use it for the promised goal, and release the model publicly. Starting with small models and reliably releasing them could build a track record that attracts more volunteers.
Key points
- The idea is to collect inputs and outputs from people’s everyday AI tool use.
- The goal is to create open from large volunteer-built datasets.
- Training could be distributed across spare gaming GPUs if speed is not the priority.
- The biggest challenge would be a trusted central group to coordinate the effort and release the model.
- Small public releases could help prove the group will follow through.