InnerSourcing GenAI
summary
Airbus builds a serverless cloud platform called Gener that lets business teams spin up templatized sandboxes and move experiments to production quickly; governance uses two licenses (community-owned vs core-team-owned), a PyTorch-style TOC, and chat-room-first support instead of tickets. InnerSource practices drive a 5x increase in committers over 18 months, sustained documentation commits, biweekly demos, business-led hackathons, contributor awards, and surprising contractor uptake — the platform ships and runs in production while maintaining compliance and faster iteration.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to GenAI at Airbus
- 5:13InnerSource at Airbus overview
- 8:50Documentation and communication strategies
- 14:13Decision-making and governance
- 18:03Committer breakdown and feedback
- 20:31Lessons learned and next steps
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