Open Source Guy

Can You Relicense Open Source by Rewriting It with AI? The chardet 7.0 Dispute

California’s AB 1043 Could Regulate Every Linux Command, and the Open Source World Is Too Quiet

Tracing Creative Commons Licenses Across AI: Training Data, Models, Outputs

NVIDIA Open Model License: A Corporate Risk Analysis

The Boundary of Copyrightability in AI-Generated Code: A Perspective from Japanese and U.S. Law

The Current State of the Theory that GPL Propagates to AI Models Trained on GPL Code

Reflections on the GEMA v. OpenAI Ruling (Munich I Regional Court)

Why Heavy Codes of Conduct are Unnecessary for most Open Source Projects

From Permission to Contract: Dual Enforcement and Rising Risk in Open Source Licensing

The Legal Hack: Why U.S. Law Sees Open Source as “Permission,” Not a Contract

Evaluating OpenMDW: A Revolution for Open AI, or a License to Openwash?

How Can Open Source Projects Accept AI-Generated Code? — Lessons from QEMU’s Ban Policy

Why Has DebConf Never Come to Japan? A Look at the Hurdles and Hopes

Solving the Tree Swing Paradox: AI’s Final Boss Is the Human Client

U.S. Copyright Office’s AI-Training Report amid Political Turbulence

The Missing Piece in Japan’s Open Source Journey: Strong, Visionary Leadership

A Curious Phenomenon with Gemma Model Outputs and License Propagation