CRA standards request draft published
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.
Members Newsletter – April 2024
The OSI wants to breathe life into the stories, case studies and research around maintaining a healthy business while producing Open Source software, so we’ve created a way to spread…
Open Source AI Definition – Weekly update April 29
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.
Openly Shared: CRA’s Open goes beyond the OSD
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.
Open Source AI Definition on the road: Looking back and forward
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.
Open Source AI Definition – Weekly update April 22
Busy last week? Catch up with the Open Source AI Defintion!
Open Source AI Definition – Weekly update April 15
Two major milestones were reached in the previous week. Catch them here if you missed it!
Practical Open Source 2024 – Submit your proposal
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…
Compelling responses to NTIA’s AI Open Model Weights RFC
The OSI has compiled a compelling list of responses from nonprofit organizations and companies to NTIA’s AI Open Model Weights RFC.
Open Source AI Definition – Weekly update April 8
Stay updated with the co-design process of the Open Source AI Definition.
OSI participates in Columbia Convening on openness and AI; first readouts available
Stefano Maffulli participates in collaboration on building a framework for openness in AI with Mozilla and the Columbia Institute of Global Politics with technical and policy memorandums being released.
OSI’s responds to NTIA on widely available AI models
In addition to joining a number of other organizations in responding to the NTIA’s Request for Comment on, OSI has provided its organizational response to the call for public comment, centering its encouragement on the societal benefits of open models and emphasizing the need to complete the development of a recognized definition of the concept of “Open Source AI” as fundamental to effective policy-making regarding Artificial Intelligence.
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