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Thirty years ago, Apache won the web by staying open while Microsoft and Netscape loaded their servers with features. Tim O'Reilly sees the same pattern playing out in AI today, as proprietary models close off access and open source builds what he calls "the architecture of participation." He's exploring that question at the free virtual AI Codecon: Building with Open Source AI on August 31st.
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Thirty years ago, Apache won the web by staying open while Microsoft and Netscape loaded their servers with features. Tim O'Reilly sees the same pattern playing out in AI today, as proprietary models close off access and open source builds what he calls "the architecture of participation." He's exploring that question at the free virtual AI Codecon: Building with Open Source AI on August 31st.
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