Community and Collaboration From social coworking sessions to security incident transparency, open source communities are actively sharing knowledge and strengthening their foundations. Getting to Know SORTEE: Social Coworking and Office Hours offer an opportunity to connect with the Society for Open, Reliable, and Transparent Ecology and Evolution (SORTEE). These sessions foster collaboration and knowledge sharing … Read more
The Convergence of AI and Open Source: A New Era The latest wave of developments in the open source ecosystem reveals a clear trend: artificial intelligence is no longer a separate category but the foundational layer enabling innovation across multiple domains. From scheduling reports with ChatGPT Work to coordinating vulnerability disclosures via Project Akrites, AI … Read more
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Stop spending hours pulling together your weekly report.
In this step-by-step demo, Eunji from Data Science shows how she sets up a recurring task in ChatGPT Work. Once it’s scheduled, ChatGPT Work pulls the latest metrics, explains what changed, updates the charts, and drafts the Slack message every week—so Eunji starts each Thursday with a complete first draft ready to review.
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More people can get started with cloud native than ever before. CNCF Ambassador Marcus Noble explains why that accessibility shift excites him most right now.
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In this edition of our special bi-weekly FINOS Zenith / Emerging Technologies SIG highlight, Peter Smulovics (Distinguished Engineer at Morgan Stanley and FINOS Zenith Lead) delivers a comprehensive breakdown of the major shifts reshaping deep tech. Peter explores why artificial intelligence has transitioned from a standalone category into the primary horizontal layer powering quantum fault tolerance, spatial interfaces, physical robotics, and fusion energy.
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🕒 Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction: AI as the Universal Horizontal Enabling Layer
1:15 Quantum Computing Shift: Moving from Physical Qubits to Fault-Tolerant Logical Units
1:55 Commercial Quantum Moats: IBM’s $10B Commitment & Microsoft’s Majorana 2 Lifetimes
2:45 Accelerating Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Targets to 2028–2029
3:10 Quantinuum’s IPO, Non-Abelian Anyons & Protected Universal Gates
4:10 QuEra’s Fault-Tolerance Roadmap & D-Wave’s Gate Model Transition
5:05 Spatial Computing Evolution: Snap Ambria Specs, Qualcomm Reality Elite & TART
6:40 Enterprise Spatial Upgrades: Apple visionOS 27 & Meta Luxottica Smart Glasses
8:00 Orbital Infrastructure: Space Tech Commercialization & Artemis Timelines
8:50 Physical AI & Industrial Robotics: NVIDIA Halos, BMW Figure 03 Deployment & Jetson Thor
10:50 Photonic AI Accelerators: Running Generative Models on Optical Chips
11:15 Energy Infrastructure: US DOE Fusion Roadmap & Microreactor Criticality Milestones
12:30 Brain-Computer Interfaces: Paradromics BCI Feasibility & Medtech Innovations
📊 The Paradigm Shift: AI as the Horizontal Enabling Layer
The definition of "emerging technology" has fundamentally inverted. Artificial intelligence is no longer viewed as a isolated software vertical; rather, it has become the underlying operational layer enabling rapid iteration across quantum error correction, spatial computing platforms, physical robotics, and orbital manufacturing.
🏗️ Key Technological Breakthroughs Analyzed:Logical Quantum Computing:
The industry has moved away from physical qubit vanity metrics toward fault-tolerant architectures, topological anyon gate protection, and accelerating post-quantum cryptography (PQC) deadlines to 2028–2029. Ambient Spatial Computing: Heavy VR headsets are giving way to AI-native smart glasses, cross-compiler spatial platforms, and advanced lighting/splatting spatial rendering engines. Physical AI & Autonomous Hardware: Full-stack safety frameworks (such as NVIDIA Halos) and Jetson architectures are driving humanoids (like Figure 03) directly into automated automotive manufacturing plants.
⚙️ Why This Matters for Financial EngineeringCryptographic Agility:
Hyper-scalers accelerating PQC targets to 2028 require financial systems to immediately audit and upgrade legacy encryption standards. Spatial & Physical Operations: Integrating ambient spatial interfaces and AI-native hardware expands the operational boundary for risk management, quantitative trading setups, and physical asset tracking.
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The biggest homelab mistakes we’ve made, and what we learned from them.
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Turns out – a lot. Team Liquid Co-CEO Victor Goossens explains how 50 billion data points, a 3-hour prep window, and AI voice analysis are changing competitive gaming. SAP is Team Liquid’s official innovation partner.
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The new space age is upon us, and This Week in Space leaves no topic untouched. Every Friday, join Editor-in-Chief of Ad Astra magazine, Rod Pyle and Managing Editor of Space.com, Tariq Malik as they explore everything related to the cosmos.
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There’s a better way to find and fix frame drops. 🔍🧠
AI performance tools for Meta VR speed up your whole profiling workflow, from capturing a trace to fixing the scene. Less time debugging, more time building.
Here’s the toolkit:
💡 Meta Quest Runtime Optimizer tells you what’s eating your frame budget and lets you test changes before committing.
🤖 Meta VR CLI lets your agent capture traces from your headset and compare across builds.
🥽 Immersive Debugger lets you debug through conversation while you’re still in-headset.
🔌 32 open-source agent skills that plug into your preferred AI coding assistant.
🔗 Full toolkit at the links in the comments.
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Video by The Linux Foundation via YouTube
AI-powered tools have compressed vulnerability discovery from weeks to hours. The same open source libraries powering banks, hospitals, and critical infrastructure are being scanned independently by hundreds of organizations, and every day those findings sit uncoordinated is a day attackers have a window.
In this exclusive interview with Swapnil Bhartiya at TFiR, Christopher "CRob" Robinson, CTO of OpenSSF and Chief Security Architect at the Linux Foundation, introduces Project Akrites, a new neutral coordination layer designed to responsibly route AI-generated vulnerability findings to upstream open source maintainers before public disclosure.
Key Topics Covered:
– How LLM-generated vulnerability reports evolved from AI slop to near-professional quality between late 2024 and mid-2025
– Why uncoordinated scanning by thousands of independent actors creates a race condition between defenders and attackers
– How Project Akrites differs from OpenSSF and where each fits in the secure software development lifecycle
– The role of open-weight models in confidential, steerable vulnerability analysis versus frontier commercial models
– How Akrites supports CRA compliance obligations and finds stewards for abandoned or end-of-support open source projects
Read the full story and transcript at www.tfir.io
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