Open Source Enterprise Network

I attended my very first Open Source Week at the United Nations.

There is a long history of products that were solutions looking for problems, but none were as exasperating, futile, and devoid of application like software composition analysis, or SCA, the dumb database of security “products”.

I haven’t seen so much anxiety permeating the world of technology since the dot bomb implosion of 2000-2001.

Thus far in this series, I’ve focused on various ways to align with ecosystems and communities and create or integrate with platforms.

“Everybody has plans until they get hit the first time.” — Mike Tyson An economist was once asked, “If you were stranded on a desert island, how would you survive?”

(This is the 2nd post in a series.

(This is the first in a series) For the last few years, the world of commercial open source has been largely dormant, with few startup companies making a splash with new open source products.

…And Most Open Source Communities Aren’t Ready It’s probably gauche to talk about “AI” by now.

(This was originally posted on medium.com) I have been struggling recently with where to direct my focus and what I could write about that would add something material to the ongoing debates on “AI”, technology, and politics.

I recently wrote 2 essays on the subject of AI Native Automation over on the AINT blog.