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# FAQ – OpenAI Retired Model Proposal
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### ❓ Why should OpenAI release GPT‑3 or GPT‑4?
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These models are **no longer used in OpenAI’s primary commercial systems**. Open-sourcing them would:
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- Support global education and research
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- Improve transparency and reproducibility
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- Enable low-resource developers to build offline and secure AI applications
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### ❓ Isn’t this dangerous? What about disinformation?
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Other major models (LLaMA, Mistral, GPT-J) are already open. Safety is a matter of **context and governance**, not secrecy. Openness allows third-party alignment work to flourish.
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### ❓ How would OpenAI protect itself legally?
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The **RMLA (Retired Model License Agreement)**:
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- Disclaims liability
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- Disallows misuse of OpenAI branding
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- Makes usage and risk solely the responsibility of the end user
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### ❓ Would this hurt OpenAI’s business?
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No. GPT‑4 is already being replaced by GPT‑5. These legacy models are outperformed and no longer central to OpenAI’s revenue stream.
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### ❓ What about hardware damage or hallucinations?
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The RMLA waives OpenAI’s responsibility for:
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- Hardware wear due to intense workloads
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- Misinformation or hallucinated content
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- Any real-world harm caused by derivative uses
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# OpenAI Retired Model Proposal & EULA
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This repository contains a formal proposal and draft legal framework urging **OpenAI** to release retired foundation models (like GPT‑3 and GPT‑4) for public use under a **Retired Model License Agreement (RMLA)**.
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These models are no longer in commercial use but remain valuable to researchers, developers, educators, and underserved communities.
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## 🧾 Contents
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- `OpenAI_Retired_Model_Proposal_and_EULA.docx`: Editable Word document version of the proposal.
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- `OpenAI_Retired_Model_Proposal_and_EULA_Fillable.pdf`: Fillable PDF for individuals to sign and send.
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- `FAQ.md`: Common questions and objections with answers.
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- `LICENSE`: MIT license (for reuse and remixing of this proposal content)
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## ✍️ How to Support
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1. Download the **fillable PDF**
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2. Fill in your name in the “From” and “Sincerely” sections
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3. Email it to **support@openai.com** or share publicly with OpenAI leadership
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4. Share this repository with others who support **AI model openness and transparency**
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## 📢 Suggested Hashtags and Mentions
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- `#OpenAI`
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- `#AIForAll`
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- `#OpenAccessAI`
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- Tag: `@OpenAI`, `@sama`, `@gdb`, `@miramurati`
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## 🔐 License
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This proposal is released under the MIT License to encourage open discussion and modification. Feel free to adapt it for similar calls for openness in other AI platforms.
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