Open Source Reach
Open Source Reach explores how open source grows and who helps shape that growth. From scaling in the enterprise to making digital experiences more accessible and building global communities, we highlight the people and practices driving open tech forward.
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How Generational Perspectives Shape Our Digital Work Lives (opens the original)
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Cami and Bob talk about adapting to tech changes growing older in the web industry and keeping routines that work.
Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Genealogy During the Era of Artificial Intelligence (opens the original)
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I makes genealogy faster and more accurate while Charleen Mullenweg explains the ongoing need for human review.
AI for the Rest of Us, Beyond the Bubble (opens the original)
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Bob Dunn talks about breaking out of AI echo chambers to gain new insights
Open Stacks, Federation, and the Changing Landscape of Software (opens the original)
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Hosts Robert Jacobi and Dave Lockie have a conversation about AI impacts, open source priorities, data privacy, and emerging alternative network technologies
Multi-Layered Security and the Future of Hosting in an AI World (opens the original)
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In this episode, Adam and Aaron discuss evolving web security in the AI era, emphasizing proactive strategies, layered defenses, and the vital role of hosts in protecting websites against modern threats. Secure your online presence!
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