What's Coming Next After OSAID V.1

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OSI releases OSAID v.1 in October 2024 and reports a yearlong coalition of 100+ contributors from 27 countries that defines open-source AI as granting freedoms plus access to weights parameters, training code, and training data or reproducible harvest scripts. 2025 shows many open-weights releases (Deepseek R1, recent OpenAI models), persistent copyright and provenance gaps, dataset scripts that fetch disappearing URLs, and plans for an expert working group plus an online data-governance conference (Oct 1–3) to produce concrete standards.

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1. 0:00OSI and open source AI
2. 6:22Open Source AI Definition
3. 18:15Copyright in AI governance
4. 22:31Data governance initiatives
5. 26:23OSAI Definition 2026
6. 36:04Q&A

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