Christian Brauner (Amutable) tops the list of Linux kernel sign-offs tied to LLM-generated code with 32 "Signed-off-by" entries, according to the seventh installment of the "Linux Kernel Becoming a Sl…
A developer argues that proposed congressional legislation targeting "artificial superintelligence" — which would impose a federal pause on advanced AI development and penalties of up to 20 years in p…
An analysis by Richard Stallman and contributors of six LLMs claimed to be free—Apertus, Moxin, OLMo, Marin, DaVinci, and SmolLM—found that none meet the GNU Project's four essential freedoms because …
A blog post by lr0.org argues that Lisp is a superior target language for AI code generation because it emphasizes high-level abstractions over mechanical state management, citing a quote from Abstrac…
Billionaire computer scientist David Siegel, a former colleague of Richard Stallman, argues in FORTUNE that open source AI models are essential to prevent knowledge from being locked away, drawing par…
Former MIT AI Lab researcher Richard Stallman convinced the author that open source software accelerates progress, a lesson now threatened as AI companies close their most advanced models. The author …
Olin Shivers recounts the history of T, a Lisp implementation developed at Yale in the early 1980s by Jonathan Rees, Dan Weld, and himself, which set a standard for clean design. The project emerged f…