Open Source Software and the Next Decade of Innovation
summary
Open source drives concrete shifts: Linux hits 30 years, Microsoft reports early contributions to the Linux kernel and tracks 60,000 OSS components across deployments for rapid vulnerability notification, GitLab finds 75% using AI/ML, and iterative.ai’s DVC continuous ML appears as a versioning tool for models and data. Teams open-source noise datasets, GitLab ships an issue-labeling bot, Armbased IoT work focuses on end‑to‑end security and open governance for cloud-to-edge solutions.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:53How did Microsoft change their mindset
- 1:48How have developers changed
- 3:31Relationship between engineer and hardware
- 5:04Relationship between engineer and hardware evolves
- 7:06Relationship between engineer and cloud
- 10:05AI and machine learning
- 12:38Open source program offices
- 15:02Functional safety certifications
- 16:37Security
- 18:36Open Source Software
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