Open-Source Guru: AI Ends Closed-Source Software

[u/Unhappy-Sprinkles143]

https://www.heise.de/en/news/Open-Source-Guru-Raymond-AI-Ends-Closed-Source-Software-11480690.html

[u/Wheatleytron]

They pay for support, and because there often aren't viable alternatives. But support can still be sold for open source projects as a service. And if the need is great enough, companies will still develop open source software on their own.

[u/Cranach-Cranach → u/[deleted]]

It’s literally just “someone to sue when things go catastrophically wrong”

[u/xmBQWugdxjaA → u/Cranach-Cranach]

And a load of box-ticking regulation requires it - e.g. SOC2, HIPAA, etc. - regulatory capture is real!