As business leaders adopt generative AI they must decide whether to build their AI capabilities using open-source or rely on ...

In the world of technology, open source refers to software which is made publicly available, and is free for anyone to use or ...

Open source also equalises the political field, allowing anyone to audit the code as it is visible to regulators, whereas, with closed source, the details are not transparent. Safety concerns ...

Open source code is lower quality than proprietary code. At least, that’s how many people now perceive it. Until this year, you could make a persuasive argument that defects in freely available ...

With generative AI models, as with other software, the term “open-source” means that the source code is publicly available, and anyone is free to examine, modify and distribute it.

All code bases examined from companies in the aerospace, aviation, automotive, transportation, and logistics sectors contained some open source code, with open source code making up 73% of total code.

Crypto projects may ditch the open-source model to protect their ideas, but critics warn that the costs of closed code still outweigh the benefits. Listen 0:00 1794 ...

The SolarWinds & Log4j hacks showed open source vulnerabilities. A study looks at the open source community’s efforts to “credit-rate” risk.

Securing the software supply chain would be easy — if not for the fact that tools to manage this risk often focus exclusively on open source code, ignoring closed-source code.

The nonprofit Open Source Initiative, an industry organization, sets other stipulations and standards for what software is considered open source, but it is largely a matter of the code’s being ...