PARIS OPEN SOURCE AI SUMMIT [POSAIS 2025]
Rendezvous 22 January 2025 Institut de France, 75006 Paris

They will be SPEAKERS :

Paul LABROGERE 
Anastasia STASENKO
Gilles BABINET

POSAIS is the 1st event dedicated to Open Source AI.

The aim of POSAIS is to bring together high-level decision-makers from major international institutions, leading scientists and researchers from public and private laboratories, community leaders and entrepreneurs to discuss the opportunities, risks, regulations, governance and challenges associated with Open Source AI.

The aim is to produce actionable and concrete recommendations to contribute to the success of the next AI Action Summit.

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Open Source AI is a major trend in AI. Today, it is one of the main levers of action capable of changing the situation in a closed market dominated by the Internet giants. It is also a fantastic way of fostering collaboration and accelerating innovation for the benefit of all, through the creation of genuine digital commons. The challenges of AI go beyond purely technological and economic issues. They have an impact on cultural and civilisational models. Open Source AI can help to develop AI that is more inclusive, more responsible, more sustainable and, above all, more respectful of the diversity of all the societies in the world.

• Through discussions and workshops, we aim to make Open Source AI tangible and accessible to all, while demonstrating its recent successes. Participants will also exchange ideas on how Open Source AI can address global challenges, including providing AI solutions that benefit humanity, with a focus on the Global South, with the aim of finding a path towards building universal AI. The summit will focus on the public policies and actions needed to harness the positive potential of Open Source AI.
• As part of the ‘Road to the Summit’ initiative, POSAIS is a key precursor to the AI Action Summit to be held on 10 and 11 February 2025, under the French Presidency.

• By focusing on Open Source AI, we hope to pave the way for wider discussions on the societal, economic and governance impacts of AI.