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@mjasay
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AI Assistant Helps Student Through Corporate Finance Law Course
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I wish Alex had been with me during my corporate finance class in law school. It might not have been so traumatic for me with his help.
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Open Source Sustainability: Developer and Employer Responsibilities
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Supply chain risk and open source sustainability: why the solution begins with developers but ends with their employers. The Flux example. By @mjasay for @InfoWorld https://
infoworld.com/article/370650
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Copyright Infringement and AI: Redefining Intellectual Property Rights
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What Changed in AI Since 2019
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OSI Working on Open Source Initiative Project Transparently
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ha! The OSI contacted me and said they're actively working on it but, if so, I haven't heard or seen any of that discussion. (Normally they're very good at operating in the open, so maybe I just haven't paid attention.)
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Understanding Large Language Models: A Clear Explanation Guide
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Wonder what people mean by large language models, but don't want to wade through insider jargon? Here's your post: https://
understandingai.org/p/large-langua
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Redefining Open Source for Large Language Models
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We keep talking about "open source" in the world of AI, but it's not clear how open source applies to LLMs. Just as we did when cloud upended "distribution" of software, now we need to be sure we're clear what "software" means in open source. https://
infoworld.com/article/370609
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Rethinking Open Source Definition for AI Language Models
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"We keep using the term 'open source' in the context of large language models like Llama 2, but it’s not clear what we mean", or, rather, what "open source" means in world of floating point numbers as "code" https://
infoworld.com/article/370609
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Open Source AI: Legal Questions and Compliance Challenges
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Well, I *am* a lawyer, but not a very good one. I don't have good answers right now. Just lots of questions. I'm confident that if we grapple with the questions, we'll sort it out (just as we did when applying open source to software distributed as services over a network)