Karen Sandler @karen@floss.social
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@b0rkJulia Evans This is definitely not too big of a question, but it's a serious one! We too worry about free software culture, which I agree can be dogmatic and rigid. We at have worked hard to keep ourselves focused on our ethics and principles, while also acknowledging that we live in a complex world.

We've acknowledged how difficult it is to live in a purely world. You can see the keynotes @bkuhnBradley M. Kuhn and I gave over the years, here's one from :

archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedu

FOSDEM 2019 - Can Anyone Live in Full Software Freedom Today?

archive.fosdem.org

Karen Sandler @karen@floss.social
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@b0rkJulia Evans We strive to stay open to new technology and new ways of doing things, while remaining focused on how things could and should be. You can see the aspirational statement we made about :

sfconservancy.org/news/2024/oc

We seek to frame things positively and meet people where they are while not shying away from difficult conversations

We choose to personally inconvenience ourselves so others experience freedom, even if it means we ourselves have to use more proprietary software.

SFC Announces Aspirational Statement on LLM-backed generative AI for Programming

In 2022, Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) convened a committee in the wake of Microsoft's GitHub Copilot announcement, to meet and begin considering the complex questions that arise from the use of large language models (LLMs) in generative AI systems that seek to assist software developers.Today, we announce a joint statement by this committee, entitled Machine-Learning-Assisted Programming that Respects User Freedom.

sfconservancy.org · Software Freedom Conservancy

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