Have you ever wondered about the fate of your Open Source AI software when it interfaces with other language models, inference code, and supporting libraries and tools? What if these components lack an Open Source AI-compliant license? Which connections can you safely establish without compromising code, content, data, models, or configurations? As these questions swirl […]
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After Saturday — always the longest and most schedule-filled day at SCaLE — it’s nice to cruise into Sunday, where the talks start later in the morning and the day is a few hours shorter. At 11:45 in room 101, George-Andrei Iosif presents on “The Open Source Fortress“. George-Andrei and I met yesterday and had
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Yesterday was a whirlwind, from setting up and working at the Kwaai booth to co-conducting a leaderless panel on OSPOs. Last night I scoped out what looked good for today, shared here for you if helps: At 11:15 in Ballroom F is Autumn Nash talking on “Empowering Women in Data: Shaping an Inclusive AI Future“,
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Closing out Thursday with the fantastic Kwaai Summit at SCaLE 21x, I’m looking at what is up tomorrow (including my panel) and figured I would share what I’m looking forward to or would be attending if I could. At 10 am in room 107 is “Shared AI Recipes as Public Innovation Infrastructure“, which I sadly
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For decades I’ve had short or even regular conversations with people that were a form of coaching or training, but I could never really go beyond the friendly discussion. When I was an employee of Red Hat, it was both an ethical and a practical stance to take — even when I was a consultant
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The frictionless marketplace Our viewpoint here is straightforward: lowering and removing barriers to participation in Open Source is good for more than individuals. It creates a frictionless marketplace of ideas and activities for institutions and organizations to functionally participate in, after receiving or confirming permission to engage. The rise of a frictionless marketplace Look across
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In this post I’ll introduce you to the consultancy I founded, Open Community Architects (OCA), share why I think there is a need and fit in the ecosystem, and give an overview of what we can do for you. The consultancy I’ve been waiting for For more than a decade I’ve been saying the Open
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