Security and the Open Source Program Office: Team Players
…then using some of its muscle or knowledge to work in the outside world. Katherine Druckman: It's challenging to put yourself in the position of bringing people into this culture who…
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Get Your Head Around Cloud Native
…is that you never need to use it. But the reality is that we have contributors from around the world, coming from many different employers, cultures, backgrounds. With all these different people…
ROI in Open Source Contributions
…I find a lot of us are either culture junkies or we are here for the ideology, or we just really like the opportunity to work with people across the industry. I…
Intel Labs Mitigates Bias in AI Models
…They are highly distributed around the world, 30 percent of the team are women, and they represent a variety of backgrounds, cultures, and perceptions of the world. Lal and his team used…
Intel in the Community
…Opportunities for us to shine, to keep learning, and to further our careers. It’s these opportunities that attract people like us. Because people like us believe our work can change the…
Infrastructure as Code: How to Balance Automation and Safety
…So if you’re a developer who wants to use data from a certain database or something, you can use proxies to split traffic. There are a lot of interesting patterns that…
Tech Mahindra Bridges India's Language Gap with AI
…Project Indus today covers Hindi with 37 dialects and can be used with a voice or chatbot interface. It is available to download from the AI community Hugging Face and to use…
The Path to Stronger Open Source Security Processes
…Will you tell us about them—both your current hat and the other community hats you wear? Emily Fox: My current hat is red. I’m the security lead in emerging technologies…
Penang Science Cluster Advances Digital Education
…Penang Science Cluster is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization that aims to spark interest in science and technology, create a culture of innovation, and cultivate entrepreneurship among the young in Malaysia…
Open Source: The Nerd Version of Formula One
…I’ve always been into desktop Linux...I've always used GNOME* and Ubuntu back in the day. I was very fortunate to meet a lot of people who worked in client…