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Common Corpus is a public domain dataset for training large language models (LLMs). Boasting 500 billion words in multiple languages, drawn from various cultural initiatives, it offers researchers a powerful tool to develop smaller and more efficient LLMs. It should not be abused as a tool to promote public policies that expand the reach of copyright law.
With a call for application, a town hall meeting and a lot of comments on the 0.0.8 definition, this past week was busy. Catch up here!
The European Commission recently published a public draft of the standards request associated with the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). For those who depend on incorporating or creating Open Source software, there is an encouraging new development found here. For the first time in a European standards request, there is an express requirement to respect the needs of Open Source developers and users.
With a new 0.0.8 draft definition, discussion on a new OSI license and and FAQ page, last week was busy! Get your update here.
The definition of “open source” in the most recent version (article 2(48)) of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) goes beyond the Open Source Definition (OSD) managed by OSI.
OSI is coming to a conference near you to discuss the Open Source AI Definition! Read more about why, where and how you can get involved.
Busy last week? Catch up with the Open Source AI Defintion!
Two major milestones were reached in the previous week. Catch them here if you missed it!
The supply-side value of widely-used Open Source software is estimated to be worth $4.15 billion, and the demand-side value is much larger, at $8.8 trillion. And yet, maintaining a healthy…
The OSI has compiled a compelling list of responses from nonprofit organizations and companies to NTIA’s AI Open Model Weights RFC.
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