Cassie Jiun Seo – Curating Power: FOSS in the Service of National Interests #FOSSBack
About this talk
In this talk, Cassie Jiun Seo examines the intersection of open source technology and national interests, highlighting how governments are curating their own open technology stacks, such as India Stack and the emerging Deutschland Stack. The speaker discusses the implications of these curated stacks on digital sovereignty, industrial policy, and global diplomacy, showcasing examples from diverse nations like India, China, and the EU. By exploring the tensions between openness and national strategy, Seo raises important questions about the responsibilities of open source communities and how they can navigate the complexities of state-led technology curation. Participants will gain insights into the evolving relationship between open infrastructure and global cooperation, aiming to ensure that openness remains a core principle in a landscape shaped by geopolitical factors.
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