It seems to me that for the most capable and useful models, openness almost exclusively benefits businesses, or maybe academic organizations with money for serious hardware. I know what I can run on my 4090 at home but the results pale in comparison to the commercial services. I see why people consider these matters important from a theoretical standpoint but from a practical standpoint it doesn’t seem particularly consequential. I self-host a few FOSS server applications that are primarily sold as SaaS subscriptions, and folks are often very critical of those businesses benefitting from the “open source” label because they’re often seemingly deliberately difficult to self-host. This seems to be an order of magnitude less open than that. Is there some use case for people with reasonable hardware that I’m just not aware of?