On the current definitions of open-source AI and the state of the data commons
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The Open Source Initiative is working towards a definition.
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0:00 On the current definitions of open-source AI and the state of the data commons
3:17 Reasons to not mandate fully released data
4:24 Sufficient but not exhaustive data docs
5:22 Frustration with the data commons
7:04 We need more examples to define the definition
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