"Open to open-source AI? Navigating AI model choice in public sector agencies" Proprietary models currently dominate; infrastructure, #DigitalSovereignty and #DataProtection are more decisive for #OSAI than in traditional #OSS uptake.

The Case for Contextual Copyleft: Licensing Open Source Training Data and Generative AI 19 Pages Posted: Grant Shanklin Yale University - Digital Ethics Center; Yale University - Department of Computer Science Emmie Hine Yale University - Digital Ethics Center; University of Bologna- Department of Legal Studies; KU Leuven - Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP) Claudio Novelli Yale University - Digital Ethics Center Tyler Schroder The MITRE Corporation; Yale University - Digital Ethics Center Luciano Floridi Yale University - Digital Ethics Center; University of Bologna- Department of Legal Studies Date Written: July 16, 2025

🚨 How can #OpenSource principles keep pace with the rise of generative #AI?
A new #preprint from the @yaledec.bsky.social proposes the Contextual Copyleft AI (CCAI) license — a new way to extend copyleft protections from open source code to the models trained on it. 🧵⬇️
#sts #philtech #OSAI

Linux Foundation: Slash costs, boost growth with open-source AI The Linux Foundation and Meta are putting some numbers behind how open-source AI (OSAI) is driving innovation and adoption.

Does your organisation currently use or plan to use open-source AI to slash costs and boost growth? #opensource #developers #ai #osai #tech #news #technology

The European Open Source AI Index #OSAI now rates the openness of #DeepSeek R1 and #DeepSeek V3.

https://www.osai-index.eu/the-index