AI security
An open letter opposing NHS England's decision to pull its open-source software from public view amid AI hacking fears has garnered 682 signatures, including from author Cory Doctorow and former health secretary Matt Hancock. Critics argue the policy undermines transparency and security in taxpayer-funded code.
Reported by AI
Cal.com, a popular open-source scheduling platform, has announced it is switching to a closed-source model after five years. The company cited the growing risk of AI-powered vulnerability scanning as the primary reason. The original codebase will continue as Cal.diy under the MIT license for personal use.