[Writers] Open Source and AI

[Stefano Maffulli]

hi Gregory,

On Sun, Sep 17, 2023 at 3:31 PM Gregory Pittman via Writers <
writers at lists.opensource.net> wrote:

> I keep wondering whether and what sort of stance opensource should take
> about AI. We see AI rapidly advancing,
> driven by the creators of various uses of it. AI is manifested as a "black
> box", much like closed-source programming.
>

The Open Source Initiative has convened a very wide conversation to define
Open Source AI and we're in the second year of the effort. In case you
missed it, I'd recommend to listen to the podcast
https://deepdive.opensource.org/podcast and read the 2022 report
https://deepdive.opensource.org/report

Next week we'll start the webinar series
https://opensource.org/events/deep-dive-ai-webinar-series-2023/ which will
be followed by an in-person meeting at All Things Open (Oct 17) where we'll
discuss a draft definition of Open Source AI.

The topic is extremely complex, we've covered the issue on the OSI blog
https://blog.opensource.org/tag/ai/ and we're happy to continue the
conversation also on opensource.net. How would you like to move the
conversation forward?

thanks,
stef

PS

There are no doubt other issues which other OSDN writers can advance also.


Please, don't call it OSDN (that acronym has its own history in the open
source world): the (unofficial) short version of OpenSource.net is OSnet.
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