Open-Source-AI-Research

• About Open-Source-AI-Research
• Sub-repository List
• Update Logs
• Contribution Terms
• How to Contribute
• License

About Open-Source-AI-Research

Open-Source-AI-Research is an experimental non-profit project focusing on AI research in an open source collaboration mode.

We believe honesty, communication and cooperation are the essential keys for the development of research. That is why an open source collaboration mode may be better. Here, we try to encourage anyone to take part in a research project with his/her brilliant and shining ideas or capabilities. Besides, AI research is just such an experimental field which especially needs many peoples' ideas, efforts, quick trials, errors and collaborations together.

However, because of the pressure of life and other constraints, this project may not spread or play a role at all. But for such an interesting thing, it is worth a try. Isn't it?

Sub-project List

1. LLM4PP-QuickStart
2. JJQA

P.S.: The sub-project list may be incomplete and all sub-projects are managed by their own creators. Though each item was previously evaluated, you still ought to be careful of the contents and your contribution.

Update Logs

[email protected]

DONE: initialized the readme file and added the first two sub-repositories LLM4PP-QuickStart and JJQA.

TODO: NA

Contribution Terms

Anyone is able to contribute to this project, but you have to accept the following terms:

1. No matter what the contribution is in detail and whether the performance is perfect or not, everyone here believes that your contribution matters for the development of this project!
2. You have to declare that your contribution is more or less original and related works for reference are clearly cited.
3. Your contribution will be public and free to use for anyone under the Apache-2.0 license.
4. Your contribution will be a part of this project and your ownership of the contribution will be released, which means that, by yourself, you can not publish a paper or apply for a patent based on the contribution. When it is time to write a research paper, the author has to be O.S.R. and the affiliation has to be Open-Source-Research. However, your contribution would be recorded in both of the Update Logs and the appendix of the paper.
5. The terms above are the default for this project and all sub-projects. However, each sub-project could adjust the terms as long as they are not against with the motivation and the spirit of this non-profit project focusing on research in an open source collaboration mode.
6. These terms are under further improvement and wound not constrain previous actions before the publishment of the corresponding revision.

How to Contribute

Thanks for your contribution!!!

First of all, please read Contribution Terms carefully.

For an existing (sub-)project

Fork the corresponding repository (of this project or a sub-project), make some improvements, add a record in Update Logs and just pull a request, which also means that you have already accepted the terms by default.

For a new sub-project

Create a new repository, add a readme file similar to this one, declare&inherit the misson and related terms of Open-Source-AI-Research project, and add initial research files. When your sub-repository starts to work, you can pull a request to make an addition to the sub-project list, which also means that you have already accepted the terms by default. Your repository may show up in the sub-project list after an evaluation. In this way, you will have to manage the sub-project by yourself.

License

Apache-2.0