Add Open Source AI

[alvinunreal]

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Open-source artificial intelligence models, libraries, infrastructure, and developer tools.

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[alvinunreal]

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[mnusurov]

@alvinunreal I closed PR you reviewed
you are welcome to comment on newly opened

[antonbabenko]

I think most of things are in order, but there are just two things worth addressing.

1. Description reads as a contents list, not a topic description
   The entry says:

Open-source artificial intelligence models, libraries, infrastructure, and developer tools.

That's what the list collects, not what the subject is. The guidelines flag "Resources and tools for X" as the wrong pattern for exactly this reason. Something like "The open-source ecosystem for building and deploying AI systems." is closer to what they're looking for.

2. Overlap with Generative AI awesome list
   Generative AI is already in the same section, and the LLM, fine-tuning, and inference categories overlap pretty heavily. It would help to add a sentence in the PR body about what this covers that awesome-generative-ai doesn't. The infrastructure and MLOps depth looks like the real differentiator.

Good list, these are minor.