ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Liz Rice, O'Reilly author and open source expert joins Anne to talk about the problems faced by OSS maintainers in the face of a tsunami of AI-generated PRs. When does being helpful become more like an attack?
What is the purpose of seeking contributions to an open source project? Why are huge PRs from folk you don't know a problem not a solution?
In this short episode, which follows on from their discussion of EBPF in episode 32, Anne and old friend Liz explore the future of open source in a software world that will increasingly be dominated by the bots. Will AI save OSS or destroy it?
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United States
TRANSCRIPT 🔗
Anne: hello and welcome to this week's episode of Asynchronous and Unreliable, a weekly podcast where we discuss the latest ideas and most interesting concepts in technology. I'm your host, Anne Curry, co-author of Building Green Software and author of the Science Fiction Polopticon series. And today I have the great pleasure to welcome Liz Rice, Chief Open Source Officer of iSurveillance at Cisco. She's on the governing board of the CNCF, and she's a best selling O'Reilly author and one of the …
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