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Linux Foundation Welcomes the Open Model Initiative to Promote Openly Licensed AI Models

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Linux Foundation Welcomes the Open Model Initiative to Promote Openly Licensed AI Models

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 2 years ago

New initiative will foster the development of free to use, open and ethical AI models.

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clearly, it’s obviously pronounced jif
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  But then the other image format would have to be prounounced JPEJ

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