I had the same thought. "Source Code" is a human readable and modifiable set of instructions that describe the execution of a program. There's obviously parts o

I had the same thought. "Source Code" is a human readable and modifiable set of instructions that describe the execution of a program. There's obviously parts of an AI system that include literal code, usually a bunch of python scripts or whatever, to interact and build the thing, but most of it is on the one hand data, and on the other an artifact, the AI model and neither is source code really. If you want to talk about the openness and accessibility of these systems I'd just ditch the "source" part and create some new criteria for what makes an AI model open.