Amanda Brock’s sessions at State of Open Con 25 AI Infrastructure and Data Centres: Amanda Brock, Dan Scarborough, Sam Johnston The Road to the AI Action Summit, Amanda Brock, CEO, OpenUK DeepSeek AMA (Ask-Me-Anything): Simon Maple, Amanda Brock, Richard Sikang Bian, Guy Podjarny The meaning of Openness and AI : Luis Villa, Amanda Brock, Sam […]
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Adrian Bridgwater nails the issues of the day in open source software and AI openness in his State of Open Con live report.
Amanda Brock comments to Forbes on the launch of an Open Weights Definition by the Open Source Alliance in the run up to SOOCon25 and the French Global Open Source Action Summit.
POSAIS: Paris Open Source AI Summit POSAIS is a key precursor to the AI Action Summit in February 2025, under the French Presidency. By focusing on Open Source AI, we aim to prepare for broader discussions on AI’s societal, economic, and governance impacts. This summit also marks a milestone for the OpenLLM Europe community, bringing members
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Amanda Brock writes about the difficult path to a brave new world – the interaction of governments with tech in our digital reality
Amanda Brock shares her thoughts on what will matter in 2025.
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Focusing on what she considers the most impactful occurrence in open source in 2024, CEO, Amanda Brock discusses the application of sanctions and impact of geopolitics to open source
Amanda Brock shares her initial thoughts on TDM in the UK Gov consultation on copyright and AI with IT Pro “licensing or royalty models are never going to be a long-term answer and merely represent a stopgap solution”
Yet more people flagging discontent with the new Open Source AI Definition from the OSI in this piece in The New Stack. Amanda Brock, CEO, OpenUK, was quoted in this article.
