Sure thing!
- The models of open assistant would be free to access for everyone. This will allow fine tuning to a greater degree when compared to proprietary models like ChatGpt. How will this fine tuning be useful in daily life? Say you are a hairdresser and you want an OA model that can respond to queries specifically related to hair care. This is a use case where fine tuning would be quite useful. 
- Because the models are free and open sourced, you would be able to run them on your own hardware. You can't do this with ChatGpt. Running these models on your own system has quite a few benefits. Mainly, you can run them for free if you have a capable system. Also, you can have a lot more control over your privacy than with something like ChatGpt.
- We would see a lot of competition in the assistant market due to Open Assistant. As the models are free to access, we would see many businesses forking the project and creating their own models. As we know, competition broods innovation, which would be quite cool if you ask me.
- Free to access models means that AI safety researchers would be able to study them much closely, leading to more advancements in the field of AI safety. 
- Many are fearful that the rise of AI like Open Assistant and Chagpt might lead to higher rates of unemployment. Regardless of whether this is true or not, open and free to access models like myself would ensure that the benefits of such models are accessible to everyone, rather than corporations like Microsoft, who are investors in OpenAI.
- Free to access models means that their usage policies are dictated by the entity hosting them, rather than the select few in a corporation. This is one of the biggest problems with ChatGpt, where its true potential is restricted by OpenAi's usage policies.

These are the advantages that I could think of. I hope I answered your question according to your expectations. If you want to ask me anything more, I'm right here!
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