Tagged: community
10 entries
- Green boxes
Thinking about actually writing code instead of writing newsletters, as well as a lot of other open+ml news.
- En route
Links on culture, tools, and SAP in a trenchcoat.
- Back in the Saddle
Vocabulary, ethics, and disclosures, and some news and links from The Week That Was in AI + Open.
- Agent of Change, three years in
About the next phase of the newsletter—what happens to open source when the LLM is an agent of change?
- Ghosts in the machine
So much news, so little time.
- thought experiments
A busy week: copyrightability, throwbacks to late-90s monopoly concerns, who is a coder anyway, permission culture revisited, artistic typography, and so much more.
- busy weeks
The newsletter has been quiet, but the world has not. Some thoughts after a couple of very busy weeks.
- Welcome!
Highlights: discussion of proper terminology (key if we’re going to get this right); examples of the network effects of open; the possible end of NO WARRANTY; an interesting academic paper; and some fun/scary demos.
- Why open(ish)?
“Open” is a shortcut to a bundle of values, and the new generation of open will weigh those values differently. This newsletter is about those values, and those changes.
- Machine Learning As An Agent of Change
tldr: Machine learning should probably blow your mind more than it already does. What changed my mind on this was, probably ironically, a book on the impact of the printing press—and how it changed our world even more than most of us realize.