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Beyond Closed Doors: Rethinking AI Development in the Wake of OpenAI’s Upheaval

… Yet, beneath this dramatic narrative lies a deeper concern: the reliance on proprietary technology and the concentration of control within a few corporate entities. This dominance in AI development carries the risk of dictating the course of human advancement to suit the strategic interests of these entities, potentially reducing individuals to passive onlookers in the unfolding saga of this transformative technology….(What is alternative? Read more)

Battles Within: Drawing Parallels Between Worldly Wars and the War of Our Minds

Amidst the din and clamour of the world, wars wage on — evident on news channels and, more subtly but no less potently, within the corridors of our mind. Every headline or conversation seems to gravitate towards the tumult in our surroundings. While we vehemently engage in discussions, pen down our opinions, and take sides,Continue reading “Battles Within: Drawing Parallels Between Worldly Wars and the War of Our Minds”

30 years of Linux – just an operating system or catalyst of societal change?

To describe the impact of Linux all the adjectives put together would be inadequate. Linux has changed not just the technology world but our lives too, in many ways! It would not be an exaggeration if I say that no other software has had such a profound effect on the society….
…. For such a fundamental change to happen it needs a solid success story and Linux has shown that community led development can bring about this change. Although Linux is already 30 years old, but the success of this model would be felt for next at least 30 years!

“Can you hear me? You are on mute”

If we think more, these phrases actually have much more deeper meanings. Even though we used these phrases due to the challenges faced in digital communication, these actually represent our psychological status, most of the time. Let us examine what do these phrases actually mean.

Goodbye CentOS : Red Hat’s way of neutralizing competition

CentOS, a free version of RHEL is not going to be available anymore for future versions. Red Hat has effectively neutralized the competition.