Open Source Is 25 Years Young
summary
OSI marks 25 years and warns that threats come from openwashing, infighting and plain misinformation—example: the Cyber Resilience Act treats community code like commercial products because policymakers lack open source literacy. OSI is building coordination and outreach: the newly formed open policy Alliance, a public “deep dive into AI” and a crowdsourced effort toward an open source definition for AI. Claim: openness survives if governance, clear definitions and targeted education scale; the plan is already running and recruiting contributors.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Open source’s relevance
- 3:14Open source history
- 5:01Threats to open source
- 7:09Open washing risks
- 9:38OSI’s role
- 10:42Misinformation about open source
- 13:16Open source future
- 15:26Open source AI
- 17:13Conclusion
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