UK based full stack web developer & open source fan, working on @ bookstack . Enjoy hiking around, cats and technology. Toots about open source maintainership & licensing, cats, PHP, Laravel, and the open web. Following people only, no company/brand/project accounts.
UK based full stack web developer & open source fan, working on @ bookstack . Enjoy hiking around, cats and technology. Toots about open source maintainership & licensing, cats, PHP, Laravel, and the open web. Following people only, no company/brand/project accounts.
The cal.com project announced they're going closed source, with the reason stated that open source is risky due to AI vulnerability scanning 🤔
Like with mass firings, I think we'll see other VC-backed "Commercial Open Source" projects use AI as an excuse and opportunity to close their code now that AI is reducing the cost to entry for competitors, and for bypassing licensing or limitations in open core.
The licensing for cal.com was always questionable anyway:
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