The OSI's definition is less and less useful nowadays as the term has taken a life of its own, just as the meaning of any other piece of language. Sure, somethi

The OSI's definition is less and less useful nowadays as the term has taken a life of its own, just as the meaning of any other piece of language. Sure, something like Stable Diffusion has a few license terms that make it OSD noncompliant, but they aren't nearly onerous enough to make referring to it as "open source" untrue as the term is understood by the vast majority of speakers.