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Amanda Brock, chief executive officer of OpenUK, discusses how the term open source is so often used incorrectly, why true open source is fundamental to the success of innovation and why AI and its data has created complicated conversations around what it means to be open. 

Governments around the globe have been recognizing that open source code is a core dependency in every modern software solution. Whether or not it is a good thing that is still a question. But one thing is for sure, if you are involved in an open source project or selling a product or service that

On this week’s show, Michelle and Chris are joined once again by OpenUK CEO Amanda Brock to talk new agendas for Open with new governments, remote working, diversity and AI in the Open Source world. PUBLISHED BY BALLANTINE70 Matt has spent the past two decades helping organisations to make sense of where technology, media, content and people collide. He

Whilst HPC and AI have become core to modern data center strategy, do we really understand what’s happening when it comes to the workloads? Despite huge technological headway having been made when it comes to computing, a rift still exists between the hardware and software layers. The question remains: how do we bridge this gap

The UK AI Safety Institute released its AI Safety Testing Platform  as open source on an MIT licence and CEO, Amanda Brock discusses why open sourcing the platform is a canny move, and considers the difference between using a tech tool and legislation to solve a digital challenge in this podcast with Richard Simon

What is your #genai #risktolerance? #policy #regulation #shorts #podcast #opensourcedata We see a continued debate discussing if we need to redefine policy, regulation, openness now that we have GenAI. Risk isn’t necessarily bad, hear from Amanda Brock of OpenUK on understanding Risk Tolerance and watch to the full interview. Amanda Brock’s path began with picking potatoes at 8 years old. Now, she’s the CEO of OpenUK,

Keynote at The DEVOPS Conference Global – London, on March 2024. Nobody can escape AI. It has those concerned with existential risk in a tizzy and the rest of the world working out how it will impact our jobs and businesses. All difficult to work out without actually understanding what AI is capable of and

Amanda Brock, the CEO of Open UK, took a decade too long to jump from her legal career to what she really craved – the frenzy of entrepreneurship. She stayed in law too long because she’d experienced a sobering failure years ago – running an event which lost half a million pounds. What happened? Hosted