My Journey through India FOSS 3.0: A Quest for Open Source Enlightenment

AHMAD SWALIHAHMAD SWALIH
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Last weekend, I had the honour of attending the remarkable India FOSS 3.0 event. Organized by the dedicated FOSS United community, this annual Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) conference is more than just a gathering; it's a celebration of software innovation and the brilliant minds behind it.

Exploring the World of Open Source

At the event, I immersed myself in the world of open source projects working tirelessly to safeguard our privacy and enhance our daily lives. The event provided a platform to discover fantastic initiatives and get hands-on with swags, stickers, and more.

Enlightening Talks that Redefined "Open"

The heart of India FOSS 3.0 was a series of enlightening talks. "What Do We Mean When We Say Open Source AI?" by Tarunima Prabhakar delved into the true meaning of "open" in the realm of AI, offering fresh perspectives on the terminology. Anupam Guha's session on "The Political Roots of AI Policy" uncovered the profound implications of AI in our society. These talks challenged conventional wisdom and opened new horizons.

Inspiring Speakers and Their Insights

The event featured an array of incredible speakers, including Mujeeb Rahman, Shreya Malvia, Subin Siby, and many more. Each shared their unique insights and contributions to the open-source community, leaving an indelible mark.

The recorded version of the Conference can be found here: https://sovran.video/c/indiafoss_3.0/videos

Join the Open Source Movement and Make a Difference

India FOSS 3.0 ignited my passion for open-source projects and underscored their crucial role in our society. It's not just about technology; it's about creating a positive impact. I want to extend my heartfelt appreciation to the India FOSS team and the incredible speakers for this enriching experience.

The journey doesn't end here; it's only the beginning. Let's continue this expedition together and work towards making a substantial difference in the world of open source and technology.

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AHMAD SWALIH
AHMAD SWALIH

I want to build things that make a difference! That's why I started coding when I was in high school—and why I continue to do so today.