Workshop: Define "Open AI"
summary
Hands-on workshop that builds a concrete license checklist mapping the four software freedoms to the components of AI systems, breaking work into small groups to fill a one-page sheet for code, model, data and flag legal issues (copyright, database rights, privacy). OSI convenes the process aiming for a public definition by late 2024; session records group decisions, collects criteria for whether an AI artifact qualifies as “open,” and surfaces tradeoffs around field-of-use restrictions, provenance, and deployability.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Workshop introduction
- 1:46OSI open source AI project
- 3:55Stakeholder identification
- 8:57OSI open source AI urgency
- 12:31Defining open source AI components
- 15:22Collaborative open source AI definition
- 17:29Four software freedoms
- 18:13Code, model, and data components
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