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Imagine really smart computer programs called AI that can think and learn a bit like humans.
Usually, these programs are kept secret and cost a lot of money to use. But with open-source AI, it's like these programs are given away for free. Anyone can use them, change them to make them better, and even share their new versions with others.
This is making AI much easier for smaller companies and regular people to use because they don't have to pay a lot of money.
It can also be cheaper to run and use less energy. Think of it like sharing recipes for your favorite cookies – everyone can bake them, and maybe someone will even come up with a new and improved recipe! However, because these AI programs are shared, there are some worries.
Some people are concerned about security and if these programs could be used for bad things.
Even with these worries, many people believe that sharing AI can help everyone create new and cool things
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Imagine everything you buy, from your favorite snacks to the clothes you wear and the games you play.