Tagged: licensing
9 entries
- OpenML.fyi in 2024
Responsible licensing and non-consensual pornography; new open-ish Pile coming; and how openml.fyi will evolve in 2024.
- Deck the halls
Many small notes, plus three long-simmering micro-essays—two on OpenAI and Facebook, and one on how the switch from public licenses to 1:1 contracts might impact open.
- getting serious
An observation from the Linux Foundation Legal Summit; Apache grapples with ML; adversarial data; memes explained; and muuuch more.
- no chats
Avoiding ChatGPT; updates on economics (trends going in good directions), law (it’s messy), explainability (nothing good).
- Transparency and other rules
RAIL adoption; observations on “release early, release often” in ML; and a micro-essay on transparency.
- Welcome!
Highlights: discussion of proper terminology (key if we’re going to get this right); examples of the network effects of open; the possible end of NO WARRANTY; an interesting academic paper; and some fun/scary demos.
- Links / 2022-09-23
My second email to friends on open+ML. Archived here with only light edits.
- Links / 2022-09-18
My first email to some friends on this topic; the positive response to this is part of why I decided to start the newsletter.
- Open data governance, after licensing
Open IP licensing was great, but I increasingly believe isn’t going to "solve" open data (including open ML and open social) at scale. Instead, the leadership of the open community should be thinking about how we can create open data entities.