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I feel like to be truly considered OSI-compatible open source, you’d need three things: 1. Model code license (MIT, GPL, etc.) 2. Model weights license (CC?)
by pennomi 3y ago
I feel like to be truly considered OSI-compatible open source, you’d need three things:
1. Model code license (MIT, GPL, etc.)
2. Model weights license (CC?)
3. Model training code license (MIT, GPL, etc.)
I don’t think anything new needs to be invented, since AI is simply data and code, and we always have licenses for these. But an “Open Source AI” really needs proper open licenses on every critical component otherwise it’s only partially open source.