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

Open source is now the standard for the software industry. Proprietary software is no longer the Goliath it once was. As the demand for more transparency yet better security increases, the challenges that arise from that put into question who is liable for that?“I know that there’s a lot of people in the industry, and open-source communities that are talking about this doing some lobbying to try to be like, ‘Hey, can we dial this back a little bit?'” says Vincent Danen (pictured), vice president of product security at Red Hat Inc. “I am concerned they they’re going to make decisions before the full ramifications are realized.”Red Hat’s focus is aligned with transparency