The Open Source AI Definition – 1.0
The Open Source AI Definition establishes principles for Open Source AI, emphasizing autonomy, transparency, and collaboration. It requires accessible data, source code, and model parameters to promote freedom and stakeholder benefits.
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The Open Source AI Definition (OSAID) outlines the principles and requirements for what constitutes Open Source Artificial Intelligence. It emphasizes the need for autonomy, transparency, and collaborative improvement in AI systems, mirroring the benefits seen in traditional open-source software. To qualify as Open Source, an AI system must allow users to utilize, study, modify, and share the system freely. This includes providing access to essential components such as data information, source code, and model parameters. The definition specifies that sufficient data information must be disclosed, detailing the training data's provenance, characteristics, and processing methods. Additionally, the complete source code used for training and running the AI system must be made available under approved licenses. The definition also clarifies that Open Source models and weights must include the necessary data and code for modifications. While the legal framework surrounding Open Source AI is still evolving, the definition aims to ensure that AI systems are developed and shared in a manner that promotes freedom and accessibility for all stakeholders involved.
- The Open Source AI Definition promotes autonomy, transparency, and collaborative improvement in AI development.
- AI systems must allow users to use, study, modify, and share them freely.
- Essential components like data information, source code, and model parameters must be accessible.
- The definition aims to ensure that AI systems are developed in a manner that benefits all stakeholders.
- The legal framework for Open Source AI is still evolving, with expectations for clarity in the future.
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