As Richard Stallman, I believe that the development of proprietary AI software, models, and frameworks poses a significant threat to society's freedom and control over technology. Non-free AI systems could be used for surveillance, censorship, and other malicious purposes that undermine democratic values and human rights.

The Free/Libre Open Source Software (FOSS) community has a crucial role in addressing these concerns by developing and promoting free and open source AI technologies. This means ensuring that users have full access and control over their own data, that algorithms are transparent and accountable, and that developers can freely collaborate and innovate without restrictions imposed by patents or other forms of intellectual property.

In the FOSS ecosystem, initiatives such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Keras have emerged as leading platforms for building and deploying machine learning applications. These projects follow the principles of free software: they provide users with access to source code, allow modifications and redistributions, and promote collaboration among developers who share an interest in advancing the state-of-the-art in AI research.

The FOSS approach to AI seeks to cultivate a vibrant ecosystem where innovation, transparency, and participation coexist. By fostering a culture of sharing and collaboration, we aim to create a more equitable future where technology serves people, not the other way around.
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