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The @European Commission’s Open Source Observatory (OSOR) recently published the 2026 Paper on Progress and Trends in the National Open Source Policies and Legal Frameworks. This paper examines the evolution of the adoption of open source software and related policies in European public administrations.
Read the full paper: https://openforumeurope.org/publications/progress-and-trends-in-the-national-open-source-policies-and-legal-frameworks-3/
Linux & Unix
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- Written by: Adrian Offerman
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As well as blocking CCBot and GPTBot using robots.txt
In reaction to robots freely crawling the web and incorporating every valuable asset they find into (closed) AI models, creatives (platforms) have introduced new robots meta tags to denote that they do not want their content to be worked into these models.
One reason is that creators consider "incorporating into an AI model" in itself as an infringement of their copyright. Another reason is that AI models are known to sometimes be able to produce (clearly) recognizable parts of the original works, which then become part of work produced by users of the AI model.
In this article we show how you can add the 'robots noai' and 'robots noimageai' meta tags (invented by DeviantArt) to your Joomla 4 website.
We also show you how to stop OpenAI's web crawler from processing (parts of) your site, using the robots.txt file.
Read more: Adding NoAI and NoImageAI robots meta tags to your Joomla 4 website
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- Written by: Adrian Offerman
- Category: Linux & Unix
Diffusers is an open-source Python library provided by Hugging Face (a US company). The library allows you to easily use various pre-trained diffusion models.
In this article we describe how to install the Stable Diffusion model and the Diffusers library on a Fedora (36) Linux workstation.