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Microsoft locks devs out of important accounts, the foreign router ban exemptions make even less sense, Backblaze shows that "unlimited" never means that, and attempting to avoid software that’s written with AI.
Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for social innovation—but many young entrepreneurs are still navigating how to use it effectively.
According to a global study, conducted by The Possibilists – a global alliance for youth innovation and partner of ChangemakerXchange – more than 60% of young impact entrepreneurs believe AI can benefit their work, society, and the broader economy. At the same time, 70% of these innovators say they lack support in navigating AI tools.
Through a long‑standing collaboration, SAP and ChangemakerXchange bring together young social entrepreneurs with SAP volunteers and professionals to exchange knowledge, explore practical use cases, and build confidence in applying AI responsibly.
Matthias Scheffelmeier, Co-Founder of ChangemakerXchange and Alexia von Salomon, Learning Designer at Education Innovation Labs and a changemaker in the European cohort, discuss which skills are essential in an AI-driven future – and how AI can help improve efficiency and scale social impact.
Learn more: https://news.sap.com/?p=241852
00:00 – Future Skills
00:20 – Education Innovation Lab
00:33 – Opportunities of AI in Social Innovation
00:44 – Global AI Report
01:25 – Partnership with SAP
01:29 – changemakerxchange.ai Program
01:59 – Partnerships in the Field of Social Innovation
02:08 – Hopes For AI
Game designer and Atlantic writer Ian Bogost joins to argue that the true joy of technology is not frictionlessness, but the small sensory pleasures and constraints that keep us tethered to real life. Discover how AI could push us back into the world, not just behind our screens.
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Insight: The Open Source AI Frontier This week’s news highlights a critical tension in open source: AI models that can “rip off” open source code without legal repercussions, while simultaneously open source reconstructions like OpenMythos achieve breakthrough efficiency. The key insight is that open source licenses, designed for code, are struggling to govern AI training … Read more
Insights The latest open source video digest showcases a vibrant ecosystem where project management tools mature, AI integration deepens, and community engagement spans the globe. OpenProject 17.3’s evolution of backlogs and sprints demonstrates that even established tools continue to innovate, offering action boards to the community and improved project home pages. This signals a trend … Read more
Video by OpenProject | Open Source Project Management via YouTube
The release brings various features and improvements for you, e.g.
00:00 – Introduction
0:15 – A major update: Evolving backlogs and sprints
1:34 – Action boards released to community
2:06 – Improved project home page
2:24 – Sharing of meeting templates (Basic plan and higher)
2:48 – Option to safely change project identifiers
3:03 – Improved workflow configuration
Find out more about all features and improvements in our release notes: https://www.openproject.org/docs/release-notes/17-3-0/
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