The Open Source community should not write its own definition of an AI system as there are too many dangers with doing that. It's safer to adopt a well established one.

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The OSI led a workshop to define Open Source AI and joined the subsequent presentation by the AI Community of Practice of the DPGA in Addis Ababa. This is how it went.

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We are closing out 2023 and the Deep Dive: Defining Open Source AI with a draft Definition v.0.0.3 collaboratively crafted through in-person sessions and online comment contributions. It has been a challenging and rewarding experience. Read further to learn the details of what was done and what is yet to come.

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Reflections on Nerdearla 2023 in Buenos Aires, organized by sysarmy, including the presentation of "25 Years of Open Source."

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The 2024 State of Open Source Survey is open and we welcome your participation!

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