Q & A
summary
Answers detail concrete infrastructure and actions: the Commission funds studies and an imminent open source software strategy publication, funds push sharing of IP but notes many datasets remain proprietary; Europe runs the European Open Science Cloud as infrastructure. Community options include the AI for You portal (open sign‑up worldwide) and a model zoo hosted at github.com/eclipse/deeplearning4j with forums and examples. Workshop turnout is about 100 live attendees and the Commission asks stakeholders to feed in technical realities.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40Is the European Commission in a meaningful position to claim leadership
- 1:58Is the European Commission pushing for open source
- 5:32How to participate
- 7:02European Communities
- 12:12Workshop results
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