I didn't make it up, I'm using OSI's definition. Pretty analogous to why BSL or SSPL aren't "open".
> I'm using OSI's definition
You shouldn't. The term existed in the community before they tried to prescriptively define it. They have no authority over the term.
OSI is not an authority on the topic, not more than anybody. Open Source as a concept predates its existence, and didn't even apply to LLM.
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