AI for the rest of us24 – 25 October 2024, London A dedicated AI conference designed for everyone. We’re creating an inclusive, creative and inspiring AI learning experience without the jargon or confusing terminology. We make no assumptions and meet you where you are. AI is ready for you, but who is helping you get […]
AI for the rest of us, Panel, “AI Transparency, Law and Policy”, London Read More »
Appointed as one of the first 4 OCCP Standard Ambassador in recognition of past contribution to its evolution and growth.
OCPP Ambassador, Open Charge Alliance Read More »
Mark your calendars for Tuesday 15th October for our 18th OpenUK London community meetup. This month we are discussing the dichotomy of can open source even be a business? Following last month’s Economics of Open Source report, we will dive into and discuss the results and talk about how you can get the most out
OpenUK London Meetup, Panel, “Can Open Source be a Business?”, London Read More »
Amanda Brock, CEO, OpenUK will participate in a Fireside chat from 3:30pm to 4:00pm.
Amanda Brock shared her latest thoughts on open source AI, reflecting personal concerns she’s encountered through numerous discussions. Brock encourages an open dialogue, welcoming feedback and differing perspectives on the topic.
V9.0 of the Open Source AI Definition has met with criticism including from Amanda Brock Read More »
Licence changes, open washing and forking are central discussions in open source and its commercialisation. Amanda Brock writes a major overview of forking for TheNewStack.
The New Stack reports Why Open Source Forking Is a Hot-Button Issue Read More »
OpenUK started the Labour Party Conference off by bringing the right people’s voices into the room, but as always the concern of the small players is that these are so easily drowned out and overlooked as the week progresses with other conversations on AI but nobody else focusing on data centres.
Computing reports Labour Party Conference: UK risks being left behind in AI Read More »
Amanda Brock talks about how Valkey fork highlights the error of relying on open source as a business model.
Computing reports ‘Not a business model’: How companies misunderstand open source Read More »
Sunday, 22 Sep 2024 13:00 – 13:50SME4Labour pod, Arena Room 7, ACC Liverpool
22 Sept 2024, SME4Labour and OpenUK Fringe, Panel, “Opening AI”, Liverpool Read More »
CEO Amanda Brock says that while it’s “great to see people simply being honest that [their software] is not open source,” this new category of license might just complicate matters — particularly as there are already well-established names for this kind of software.Within open source, we call the category that is proprietary with source that
