The advent of artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, has opened some fascinating doors for open source.To provide key insights and breaking news on this and other open-source innovations, theCUBE analysts reported live from The Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit NA event, where they heard from key thought leaders in the cloud-native and open-source communities.What trends are currently taking place in open source for the developer community, and how are experts collaborating with AI-focused foundations?“When it comes to AI, they are thinking about it,” said theCUBE guest analyst Rob Strechay

Amazon Web Services Inc. said today that it’s open-sourcing two new projects, including a new fuzzing tool for finding vulnerabilities in software and an authorization policy language for controlling application access.The new tools were announced at the Linux Foundation’s annual Open Source Summit and they both have a security focus. In the case of SnapChange, it’s a new fuzzing tool that enables developers and researchers to experiment with “snapshot fuzzing,” the company said.Fuzzing is a technique that’s used to discover security issues in software, especially open-source projects. It works by monitoring how a system behaves while processing random data