I fail to see any justification on labeling something “Open Source” when it obviously does not respect the basic principles the community holds.
And also fail to see any drama on an iA not being an “Open Source Ai” because any of its datasets or model networks are not compliant.
If it’s not “Open Source Ai”, it’s not “Open Source Ai”. period.
For the past years I’ve seen countless attempts of newer licenses being invalidated. They never made it to the OSI list.
No one really cared: the proponents carried on with their business, they just wouldn’t be allowed to market it as “Open Source”, and their customers didn’t care.
The happens here: if an Ai system can’t have all its the components respecting the values of the Open Source community, it’s not “Open Source Ai”. period.
Now change your dates, redo the presentations, and start correcting things on the 0.0.10 version.