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@wwahammy yup, a lot of so called "open source AI" aren't open source at all. Getting them to the level that would make them OSI-definition-compliant would be a *huge* step forward on many fronts. (The most common offenders are: (1) lack of data provenance information, (2) closed training pipeline.)

…and yes, an open data training dataset would be even better! But in the meantime, I wouldn't mind at all if they achieve the above.