Open Source is Dead
summary
Argues that open source still matters because it preserves ownership and control even as AI accelerates vulnerability discovery, recommends running the same AI audits attackers use and embedding CI/CD scans, and says closing source only buys time. Cites a concrete output: a team publishes dozens of projects this year including Shakespeare open-source AI app builder, Ditto Noster client and forks like Kubo, and a Bitcoin payments app Agura crowdfunding with silent payments, showing open code enabling rapid iteration and reproducible fixes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Open source concerns
- 1:10Why open source matters
- 3:59Open source AI definitions
- 5:44Security fears vs reality
- 7:54AI replace open source?
- 9:19New open source tools
- 11:50Open source renaissance
- 13:00AI reviewing open source?
- 16:55AI vulnerability detection
- 19:20AI tools in open source
- 20:22Dangers of closed AI
- 23:51Funded open source projects
- 25:18Q&A
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