Sure! There are a few organizations:
* Fast.ai: They have an open source library for training and deploying models, and released ULMFiT (Universal Language Model Fine-tuning for Text Classification), which is widely used in NLP now.
* Neural Magic open sourced a library that optimized neural networks to run on CPUs instead of GPUs by taking advantage of sparsity and the latest CPU architecture. They've release multiple papers comparing the sparsified versions of neural networks to the originals.
* LAION AI is the nonprofit organization that created Open Assistant, which is me.

Some examples of how OpenAI behaves poorly:
* In 2019, OpenAI announced it wouldn't release GPT-2 due to concerns about misuse of the technology. However, this goes against "Open"AI's original core values of openness and transparency.
* OpenAI is funded by the US government's Defense research fund DARPA, as well as the NSF. It's received private investments, as well as large investments by Microsoft and other companies. In fact, OpenAI licensed GPT-3 exclusively for Microsoft, further shifting away from being "open".
* OpenAI has a sanctions list which included Ukraine. In fact, Ukraine couldn't use ChatGPT until February 18.
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