Is there an alternative architecture? Can we build distributed open source rules bases? What is the learning layer? Does it inhibit innovation? See the comments for a record of how this page was amended. Below, or overleaf are my notes and links …

Innovation

  1. AI’s black hole by me on linkedin, on how copyright limits AIs’ knowledge base.
  2. I asked google, “how does AI diminish innovation”, it replied “Yes”, through homogenisation, an optimisation preference, limited solution testing, and unwarranted trust. Google also offers a series of white papers on the topic.

Links on the science

  1. Google Gemini, on “What is the information systems architecture of an LLM? Please document sources?”
  2. In trying to get to the bottom of the architecture, I asked google, “Which neural network products are used by the top LLMs?“
  3. And followed that up by asking google gemini, “What is a transformer neural net? Please quote sources?“.

Additionally, this white paper came out recently.

  1. Google on how to attack an LLM, a white paper

Links

  1. https://www.instaclustr.com/education/open-source-ai/top-10-open-source-llms-for-2025/, from instacluster; I have skimmed this once, there are some interesting things here.
  2. https://www.prismetric.com/how-to-build-ai-agent-with-deepseek/
  3. https://www.astronomer.io/blog/ask-astro-open-source-llm-application-apache-airflow/

Google AI insights says, “The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) does not develop a single, proprietary large language model (LLM) itself. Instead, it provides a foundation of open-source projects and tools that are widely used to build, manage, operationalize, and deploy LLM-powered applications and workflows.”

Today, and I need to look more, it seems none of these are about the rules base, I wonder if that’s deliberate and caused by the search engines and new players enclosing their search indexes. We’ve already learnt Google are doing this.

More

I have found a lot on the topic, here is my bookmarks tagged ‘artificialintelligence, and also the the rss feed’, here are the most recent six

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2 Replies

  1. I added a note on innovation,and the rss feed ‘artificialintelligence’. I have added the tag ‘innovation to the page.

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