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• @xeophon Florian Brand on x

  amazing post and great timing w.r.t. ant's post yesterday we must build open ai to not get locked in by the vendors who will decide who gets which capabilities and the west has to realize that open models are important and support open model efforts (like @arcee_ai, @NVIDIAAI) [i…

• @shaaa256 @shaaa256 on x

  the quicker you get this into your head the more successful you'll be open source adds complexity, an evolutionary good open source makes more biological sense open source is the future

• @bpcostello Brian Costello on x

  Very important piece on OpenSource (weight) AI v. China by @bgurley. Today's frontier AI systems making major gains in domains like coding are not the omniscient, standalone AI models the industry often wants people to imagine. They are complex systems: multiple models, tool [ima…

• @lluismanrique Luis Manrique on x

  the world needs more than 3 model providers or flavors - @bgurley absolutely nails it complex software gets better when problems are widely distributed across many minds

• @sundeep Sunny Madra on x

  The world benefits when open source becomes widespread...

• @sarahtavel Sarah Tavel on x

  As always with @bgurley's writing, worth the read.

• @sriramk Sriram Krishnan on x

  Very good post from @bgurley on the role of open source.

• @rohanpaul_ai Rohan Paul on x

  A great blog by @bgurley Openness can be a weapon against monopoly power. And “Chinese open models may become the global default by 2030” [image]

• @alfred_lin Alfred Lin on x

  Very thoughtful post on the role and success of open source, including potential applications for AVs and AI. Long, but worth the read. — “Open source is no longer just how good software gets built. It is how dominant incumbents get neutralized, how trillion-dollar industries

• @dan_jeffries1 Daniel Jeffries on x

  Awesome article from @bgurley on the history of open source and where it goes next. https://p3institute.substack.com/ ...

• @andrewcurran_ Andrew Curran on x

  From the article: [image]

• @natolambert Nathan Lambert on x

  I've been re-reading a lot of Bill's foundational blogs on open-source business strategy, so I was so happy that he wrote an updated version on it and wrt AI. Must read.

• @modestproposal1 @modestproposal1 on x

  A @bgurley blog on the history of open source, examples of where it has commoditized the incumbents, and where it should be applied today. Like an old school Above the Crowd post. https://p3institute.substack.com/ ...

• @bgurley Bill Gurley on x

  A new @bgurley blog post! I have been thinking about how sophisticated executives are using open source in super creative ways. Started writing this three years ago. Excited to finish it up and publish it! And with the new @p3institute brand. https://substack.com/...

• Nora Anwar Nora Anwar on linkedin

  Bill Gurley just published a really great essay on what he calls “Open Source Strategy”.  It discusses how companies use open source to reshape entire industries. …

• Bassam Tabbara Bassam Tabbara on linkedin

  Bill Gurley names the playbook we've been running for eight years.  —  Crossplane project ran it at the infrastructure control plane layer …