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by maffulli 2mo ago
Except that Llama's license has restrictions that make it incompatible with the Open Source Definition. https://opensource.org/blog/metas-llama-license-is-still-not... I haven't checked the license of the new
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by maffulli 2mo ago
If you read the license, you'd realize that Llama has restrictions incompatible with the definition of Open Source. https://opensource.org/blog/metas-llama-license-is-still-not...
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by maffulli 2mo ago
Thanks for the mention (I work at Grist)! We want to stay in business, indeed. How much shall we charge? :)
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by maffulli 2mo ago
You may want to start looking at alternatives. I work at Grist https://getgrist.com , AMA.
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by maffulli 2y ago
that's why the OSI has been leading a global multistakeholder effort to define Open Source AI. Check https://opensource.org/ai
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by maffulli 2y ago
Check https://mot.isitopen.ai/
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Why datasets built on public domain might not be enough for AI(opensource.org)
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Submit Your Proposal for All Things Open – Doing Business with Open Source(opensource.org)
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by maffulli 3y ago
I don't accept that this is OSI's fault thought: It takes two to tango. The OSI has been thinking about a more appropriate format to address the issues of copyleft in the cloud world. I recognize that the problem exists, I wrote a
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by maffulli 3y ago
> What I would rather see from OSI is defining Source Available licenses better. Let's have a coffee and you can explain to me why you think this would be useful. I'll email you.
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by maffulli 3y ago
I don't think anybody would argue that the BUSL is an open source license. OSI has investigated and released a report last year about the business practices similar to what the BUSL uses: https://opensource.org/delayed-
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by maffulli 3y ago
OSI executive director here: The SSPL was retracted from review (it was years ago) as the discussion on a mailing list stalled and became unproductive. Read the original threads on the list, not just that blog post. Frankly, it was a low po
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Diverse Open Source uses highlight need for precision in Cyber Resilience Act(blog.opensource.org)
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Unified Patents offering $6k for Patent Armory patents prior art(unifiedpatents.com)
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by maffulli 3y ago
OSI executive director here. I read this article and all the responses to the survey ran by Hashman before I was hired by the organization 2 years ago. There is very valuable feedback here and I took it seriously. In the 3 years since the o