Proponents believe open source AI models promote equity and safety, but detractors claim they can be exploited for harm. Ambiguity surrounds the definition of 'open source AI,' leading to accusations of 'openwashing' for self-promotion.
Concerns are raised about corporations misusing 'open source' to appear favorable without genuine transparency. Guardrails are needed to prevent companies from 'openwashing' and undermining the concept of openness.
The Linux Foundation warns that the 'openwashing' trend jeopardizes the core principle of openness by impeding knowledge sharing and collective progress. Varying levels of openness exist among AI organizations using the 'open source' label.
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