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The document summarizes an antitrust policy notice from the Linux Foundation. It states that Linux Foundation meetings involve competitors and must be conducted according to antitrust laws, and attendees should not participate in prohibited discussions. Examples of prohibited actions are described in the Foundation's antitrust policy available online. Attendees with questions should contact their legal counsel or the Foundation's counsel.
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Maximizing the Opportunity While Managing the Risks
This webinar had a poll about areas of interest around AI and law. Click here to access it:
https://forms.office.com/r/MaZFgHuH6v
About This Webinar
Generative AI (GAI) provides powerful opportunities for innovation and productivity across all organizational functions – from composing emails and crafting press releases to retouching and refining images and video, all this in seconds. GAI tools can even be used to write, test and improve computer code! This comes with risks that need to be managed within your organization, in order to realize the competitive advantage these GAI tools can provide.
In this webinar, Anthony Decicco and Wael Nackasha, attorneys at GTC Law Group:
- Provide an introduction to GAI and its use to generate software code, text, and images
- Explain how machines learn, including training data and the resulting models
- Cover how developers are using GAI tools (such as GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT) to write and augment source code, with a focus on:
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-- The benefits and risks of the tools
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OpenChain Webinar #53 – OpenSCA
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OpenChain Korea Work Group Meeting #18
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2023-06-classic
This document provides an overview of the OpenChain Project, which establishes standards for open source licensing and security. It discusses the OpenChain standards for license compliance (ISO/IEC 5230) and security assurance (ISO/IEC DIS 18974). It highlights that over 1,000 companies are working to improve supply chain management through OpenChain. It also summarizes news and developments around OpenChain standards adoption and certification.
2023-06-cute
The OpenChain Project aims to create and maintain standards for open source licensing and security. It has over 1,000 company members representing trillions in market value. The project develops specifications like ISO 5230 for open source license compliance and a new DIS 18974 for security assurance. It provides free materials to help companies self-certify their supply chain processes and offers third-party certification. The project is expanding its standards, outreach, and community participation to build a more transparent and secure software supply chain.
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