As the AI gold rush progresses, major companies market their AI models as 'open,' creating a perception of transparency, while the reality skewers their commitment to true openness.
Open-washing refers to the practice of overstating commitments to openness; this strategy is less about collaboration and more about maintaining control over proprietary technology.
The claim of open accessibility for generative AI and large language models is misleading, as these systems remain tightly controlled by the corporations that created them.
What is portrayed as democratic participation in AI development is often just a polished marketing tactic to continue centralizing power within a select few tech companies.
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