# Open Source AI License

## IP license

- [Getting Started](https://license.openconstitution.us/getting-started.md): Open Source Licensing reg tech standard for Artificial Intelligence systems
- [Program-policy coverage](https://license.openconstitution.us/program-policy-coverage.md): This page describes the IP Lifecycle policy coverage, applicable to program specific deployments
- [FAQs](https://license.openconstitution.us/faqs.md): Frequently asked questions about Open Constitution License
- [Open Constitution License v1](https://license.openconstitution.us/versions/open-constitution-license-v1.md): This page publishes the version of the OCL x, currently in use in the context of the Open Constitution Network.
- [Open Constitution License X](https://license.openconstitution.us/versions/open-constitution-license-x.md): This page publishes the latest version of the Open Constitution License x in ENG and can be used to attribute IP by any Licensor.
- [Public Review Copy OCL x](https://license.openconstitution.us/versions/public-review-copy-ocl-x.md): This is a Live Public Review Copy of the Open Constitution License x.
- [Literarure Review and Resources](https://license.openconstitution.us/citations-and-public-resources/literarure-review-and-resources.md): This section displays the citations to third-party literature reviews and research resources cited in the Open Constitution License initiative.
- [Relevant Resources](https://license.openconstitution.us/citations-and-public-resources/literarure-review-and-resources/relevant-resources.md): This page lists resources on Open Source Licenses.
- [Open Source Policy](https://license.openconstitution.us/contributions-clarification-policy/open-source-policy.md)
- [IP Contributions Lifecycle](https://license.openconstitution.us/contributions-clarification-policy/ip-contributions-lifecycle.md): The following controls and checks are placed on the Open Constitution AI network for any IP contributions lifecycle.
- [Contributions License Agreement](https://license.openconstitution.us/contributions-clarification-policy/contributions-license-agreement.md): This section describes the Contributions License Agreements applicable, when natural persons and legal bodies (read Organisations) make any contributions to any project on the Open Constitution Networ
- [How does Open Trust work on the network IP Lifecycle?](https://license.openconstitution.us/resources/how-does-open-trust-work-on-the-network-ip-lifecycle.md)
- [Trust Framework of IP Lifecycle](https://license.openconstitution.us/resources/trust-framework-of-ip-lifecycle.md)


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