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“Anthropic's AI discovers 500+ security flaws in open source code”
...in open source libraries that we found and developed patches for or not we, but Opus 4.6, the new model. And so the notion of open source was always, look, the whole world can see the code with enough
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...sourced the most recent version of the orb last week. We have been open sourcing elements of the project literally every week since I've been here over the last two years. So when you say open source, though, because that can often mean a lot of thin
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...source to be able to look inside the box and see what's happening, all this stuff. And by the way, you also need open source for academic research, and you need open source therefore for teaching. And so one of the issues with AI prior to the open so
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...source their data center designs. Data center architecture. Yep. Facebook definitely has a very particular open source strategy that we're gonna talk about in analysis. But needless to say, they have been advocates of open source
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...source washing, like, avoid people using the term when it's not true. And it's interesting in this case, the, like, the thing that makes it not truly open source is the limit. There's a limit where you can no longer use it the way you want. Is that t
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...open source implementations of the server, open source implementation of the clients, hence, element being open source. And, yes, it was disruptive. And, trying to do open source software in a multinational corporation was a bit hard. We we were just
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open source the technology, and then made it available. So, for example, there's something that we've built called anonymous multi party compute. It gets into the weeds. But the critical thing about it is it solves the problem of having a centralized
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...of open source, put it on my hard drive, and never access it. That software is still open source. The fact that it's not widely distributed doesn't change the license. But practically, there are expectation of, like, what we want good open sources to
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...Open source without open source, higher ed. Higher ed wouldn't happen. Education research. Mhmm. Startups. I mean, the list goes on. Mhmm. You know? And so so we talk we talk all day long about the tip for the most visible part of that, the most the
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...source Chinese model. That was the first big one. Kimmy is one. Quinn from Alibaba.
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...sure open source is around and competitive. And, you know, first, that means not banning it, which there are bills out there, particularly at the state level, that wanna put in, you know, not as mentioned on explicit bans, but de facto bans. So, like
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...source and just going proprietary. OpenAI released an open source model, but it's nowhere near their frontier. And there are some startups that are trying. So there's one called Reflection that looks promising, is developing an open source American m
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...source is without open source, everything just becomes a black box. Without open source, everything becomes a black box owned and controlled by a small handful of companies that end up essentially colluding with the government, which we could talk ab
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“One founder plus 10 AI agents can now replace 100 employees”
...an open source tool to do that. It's called AMP Farm. It's completely free. Everybody should try it, and you just go to amp, ampfarm.cool. And the way it works is is pretty simple. So it is open sourc
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...open source projects have a website. And you can see who the leading donors are. And just go to the Linux one. I'll put a link in here from the Linux, member group, and you'll see a ton of Chinese companies. And someone may say, why is China pro open
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...open source software has been an incredibly important force for democratizing technology. Right? I mean, the reason that you can get a a Android phone for $10 and can get on the Internet so cheaply, right, is your is that basically all the software i
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Open source is one way to do that. That's why I'm working on open source. There are other ways to do that, you know, make things cheap, make things, you know, so you can serve them to people who aren't able to afford them easily. Like Duolingo is one
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...open source AI. Open source software has a rich history on freedom to modify, freedom to take on your own, freedom for many restrictions on how you would use the software, and what that means for AI is still being defined. So, for what I do, I work a
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...open source. And we did we started open sourcing many technologies at Sun and ultimately Java and Solaris as well. But we were big proponents of open source as a ways and means to get the community around you to not only adopt the technology, but to
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...source software. I think pretty much every tech company is whether you're talking about Linux or Java or MySQL or any of these essential components. And so we feel like we have a strong imperative to give back. We wanna build things that not only are
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