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As part of the Linux Foundation, FINOS provides a neutral, well-governed home for open source collaboration across the industry. With a global community of more than 100 member organizations – including major financial institutions, fintechs, and technology firms – FINOS advances open standards and production-grade open source for finance. This work embeds these technologies and standards into the core workflows, platforms, and policies of financial institutions, making them essential to how the industry builds, operates, and evolves. We do this with a clear focus on measurable ROI from open source adoption.

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What if AI had a language designed from the ground up for learning, reasoning, scalability, and transparency?

In this ODSC AI East 2026 keynote, Pedro Domingos, PhD, Professor Emeritus at the University of Washington and author of *The Master Algorithm*, introduces tensor logic, a new approach to unifying neural and symbolic AI.

Pedro explains why today’s AI tooling often falls short, from Python-based deep learning libraries that lack native support for reasoning to symbolic AI languages that struggle to scale. He then explores how tensor equations can serve as a common foundation for neural networks, formal reasoning, graphical models, transformers, and more.

Watch to learn how tensor logic could open new directions for AI, including sound reasoning in embedding space and more reliable, transparent, and scalable intelligent systems.

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SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608 brings new Manufacturing innovations to help organizations streamline production planning, reduce manual effort, improve order visibility, and support more transparent manufacturing operations.

In this release highlights video, an AI avatar representing Markus Florian Oertelt, who prepared the content, guides you through the latest Manufacturing updates delivered with SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608. See how new capabilities for production planning, planned order management, and production order traceability can help production planners work more efficiently and respond to exceptions with greater confidence.

You’ll see how the new Production Planning and Operations Agent supports planners directly in the Manage Production Orders app. The agent checks release prerequisites, identifies unavailable BOM components, recommends alternative materials, detects capacity conflicts, and guides planners through exception handling. By automating checks and recommending next steps, the agent helps streamline the production order release process and reduce manual effort.

The video also introduces new capabilities in the Manage Planned Orders app. Planners can now check component availability directly in the app and convert or partially convert planned orders into production or process orders. Additional flexibility allows users to modify the order type, production version, and total quantity during conversion. The video also highlights the Check Component Availability API, which can be used to check component availability with a payload.

Finally, you’ll learn how Change Documents for Production Orders and Process Orders provide a chronological history of order changes. Planners can review affected fields, previous and new values, technical keys, and change details to better understand what changed, who made the change, and how order information has evolved over time. This added visibility supports collaboration, traceability, and compliance across manufacturing operations.

Highlights include:
🤖 Production Planning and Operations Agent — Check release prerequisites, identify missing BOM components, recommend alternative materials, detect capacity conflicts, and guide planners through exception handling in the Manage Production Orders app.

📋 Manage Planned Orders enhancements — Check component availability directly in the Manage Planned Orders app and convert or partially convert planned orders into production or process orders.

🔄 Flexible planned order conversion — Modify order type, production version, and total quantity during planned order conversion.

🔌 Check Component Availability API — Use the API with your payload to check component availability for planned orders.

📝 Change Documents for Production and Process Orders — Review a complete chronological history of production and process order changes, including affected fields, previous and new values, and change details.

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00:00 – Welcome and introduction
00:36 – Production Planning and Operations Agent
02:09 – New capabilities in Manage Planned Orders
03:06 – Change Documents for Production and Process Orders
03:57 – Manufacturing 2608 highlights and closing

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GCC just adopted a new AI contributions policy — and the internet is calling it an AI code ban. But the real story is way more interesting than the headline. In this video, we break down GCC’s new AI policy, why the 15-line rule matters for copyright, and what it means for the future of open source and the GPL.

GCC (the GNU Compiler Collection) will now decline legally significant contributions that include LLM-generated code, or code derived from it. We dig into why "legally significant" starts at around 15 lines, how the U.S. Copyright Office’s stance on AI-generated works exposes a real copyright hole in the GPL, and how GCC’s approach compares to LLVM’s human-in-the-loop policy and the Linux kernel’s disclosure-plus-liability model under Linus Torvalds.

We also cover the Assisted-by tag requirement, the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) sign-off rules, why AI is still allowed for research, debugging, and patch review, the Reddit and Hacker News community reaction, and why this policy is temporary with a review date set for 2027.

If you care about Linux, open source, the GPL, GNU, software licensing, or how AI is reshaping the future of software development, this is the video for you.

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