AI isn’t just code. It’s more like a secret family recipe. Imagine inheriting a cake recipe written on a napkin, but no one tells you the oven temperature, the ingredients, or why the baker’s grandmother swore by sea salt. That’s the problem with traditional open-source licenses today. They’re designed for software - the code - but AI models need way more than that. Training data? Model weights? Documentation? Those are the sprinkles and spices that make the recipe work. Without them, you’re just staring at a cryptic note saying, “Mix stuff. Bake. Profit.” OpenMDW: The great “open source” crisis in AI. This isn’t hypothetical. Companies and developers wrestle with fragmented AI tools daily, like trying to assemble IKEA furniture missing half the screws. Enter the Linux Foundation, which just handed us a shiny new cookbook: the OpenMDW License . Think of it as the first recipe book that actually includes everything you need to recreate the dish - and a few kitchen tricks to boot...