The UK government should make better use of open source technologies in the public sector and adopt a more open approach to AI development, according to OpenUK.
ITPro reports ‘New UK government should embrace open source, says industry non-profit’ Read More »
Diginomica focus on public sector use of open source and funding as explained in the second ask of The Open Manifesto.
The new government’s need to understand the meaning of openness for AI is highlighted by Silicon Republic.
Silicon Republic reports ‘Tech leaders react to new UK Labour government’ Read More »
CEO Amanda Brock’s thoughts on the public sector’s opportunity with open source is included with leading industry figures’ advice to our new government by The Stack.
OpenUK’s report warns that there remains little public sector understanding of open source despite its adoption.
Computer Weekly reports that UK must push forward greater use of open tech Read More »
If the Labour Party makes legislation on AI they must understand Open Washing says OpenUK.
OpenUK warns of the risk of not understanding what openness in AI is and asks new government to understand it as it looks to any level of legislation.
UKTech reports ‘UK AI legislation must avoid ‘open washing’, says industry group’ Read More »
This sliding-scale approach to analysing openness is a useful and practical one, says Amanda Brock, chief executive officer of OpenUK, a London-based not-for-profit company that focuses on open technology.
Nature reports Not all ‘open source’ AI models are actually open: here’s a ranking Read More »
Amanda Brock was quoted in ITPro’s look at the Conservative and Labour Party election manifestos. Labour lays out its manifesto promises for UK tech – here’s what you need to know.
IT Pro reports conservative Party “misses the opportunity” to solidify a concrete tech strategy in new manifesto, experts suggest. Amanda Brock was quoted in this article.
