It’s time to vote
It’s that time of year when the board confirms and renews its members. If you’re a full member of OSI you’ll receive a ballot at the end of this week. …
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Meet the 2023 candidates for OSI’s board
The nominations for the Open Source Initiative board of elections just closed, March 6th. It’s time for voters to meet the candidates.
ClearlyDefined gets a new community manager with a vision toward the future
Nick Vidal has joined the project hosted by the Open Source Initiative (OSI) that helps Open Source projects thrive by putting essential licensing data at teams’ fingertips.
How OSI will renew its board of directors in 2023
The OSI board of directors will renew three of its seats with an open election process among its full individual members and affiliates.
Open Source Initiative joins the Digital Public Goods Alliance
OSI to contribute to Digital Public Goods Alliance’s mission to address world’s most pressing economic challenges by furthering adoption of Open Source software.
2023, governments scrutinize Open Source
In 2022, we’ve seen a visible acceleration of interest in open source from governments around the world. Partially, this is due to the recognition that the public sector relies on…
BigBlueButton provides access to quality education through Open Source
BigBlueButton is an Open Source virtual classroom started in 2007 by OSI sponsor, Blindside Networks. What differentiates BigBlueButton from other web conferencing platforms is that it’s designed for the education market. It…
2022 is almost over, welcome 2023!
The year is ending with a solid 20% growth in revenue from sponsors and an even more impressive increase of the total number of corporate sponsors, to a whopping 51 up from 36 last year!
Start the holiday season by becoming a member of the Open Source Initiative.
Together we can make a difference – become an OSI member today. Only with a strong member base can the Open Source Initiative can continue its role as the steward of…
Open Source software started in academic circles, and AI is not different.
As part of an event series, the objective of the panel discussions is to better understand the similarities and differences between AI and what we could call “classic” software, particularly open source software.
Focusing on legal aspects of AI
Transcript from October 18th Deep Dive: AI Legal panel Stefano Maffulli: All right, Well, thanks everyone, and welcome to Deep Dive AI. This is the third panel of an event…
How can the society as a whole maintain control of AI systems?
Transcript from October 13th Deep Dive: AI Society panel Stefano Maffulli: And welcome everyone. Welcome to Deep Dive: AI. This is an event series from the Open Source initiative. And…