AI needs its netheads, and they need to learn from the bellheads.
The pace of progress in AI is extraordinary, investment is flowing at a scale few of us have seen, start-ups and scale-ups are beating all records of fundraising,
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Why banks should care that quantum SDKs are open source
The UK announced a whopping £2 billion investment in quantum in March 2026, including £500 million specifically earmarked for quantum computing applications in financial services amongst other industries, plus £205 million for quantum sensing and £125 million for quantum networking.
Sovereignty, policy, and OpenUK with Amanda Brock, Open Source Security Podcast
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Open-weight models and SS1/23: can you validate what you can’t fully open?
When SS1/23’s five principles came into force on 17 May 2024, the PRA explicitly expanded the definition of “model” to cover AI/ML systems with qualitative outputs, which pulls LLMs into scope. This means an LLM drafting a credit decision or
OpenUK’s Rising Ambassadors Evening September 10th 2026
OpenUK has always been all about getting smart people to collaborate, but you know, luminaries are built from communities; so, as we enter into the new year at school, Open UK brought together their own class of 2026 with the
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Mapping the open source value chain (and who sits where)
Open source needs an evaluation of economic value
Open source succeeds because lots of different people and organisations show up, for different reasons, in different ways. That variety is at the heart of our ecosystem. This diversity and lack of
OpenUK Meeting with the DSIT Opposition Team
Julia Lopez MP, Shadow Digital Minister, invited OpenUK to join a roundtable discussion following a conversation with her on digital sovereignty. The meeting was attended by Lord Markham and Viscount Camrose, of the Conservatives’ DSIT Shadow Team.
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Making the UK the Home of Open Source
Making the UK the Home of Open Source
OpenUK has today shared the headlines of its proposal for open source, mande to UK Research and Innovation. These were commissioned last year by UKRI and have set the basis for making
The Open Advantage | Amanda Brock, OpenUK | LIVE at IndiaAI Impact Summit on CAIO Connect Podcast
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