What defines the "open" in "open AI"?
summary
Survey of concrete cases and tools: startup Parkit used OpenCV and scikit-learn for parking detection; YOLO’s public-domain release catalyzed industries; BigScience/Bloom shows Bloom (46 human, 13 programming languages) and BigCode builds an opt-out workflow; Hugging Face hosts models and community governance; OpenRAIL license and model gating address misuse; OpenAI’s GPT licensing to Microsoft and Llama’s leak show tensions. Also the "Am I in the stack" opt-out — only a handful opted out, so expect examples, numbers, and practical governance tools rather than vague slogans.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:17Jennifers background
- 4:07Smart cities
- 6:41Y Combinator
- 9:26What do you think
- 10:42Open AI
- 13:30Open Machine Learning
- 18:30Going Beyond
- 19:12Open for Faster Innovation
- 25:18Open for Moat Building Motives
- 31:15Open Collaboratives
- 36:14Mozilla Community
- 38:31Who should be involved
- 45:48Questions
- 53:12Machine Learning
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