Wazafak — Open Source

OpenAI has reduced the context size of its Codex model from 372k to 272k, which may impact performance and quota usage for users. The change aims to optimize inference and reduce over-charging for requests beyond the new context limit.

Mozilla's inaugural State of Open Source AI report reveals that open models now power roughly a third of real-world AI usage, but capture only 4% of the revenue. The report highlights the increasing competitiveness of open source AI with proprietary systems, emphasizing its societal and economic benefits.

After the Trump administration took down Climate.gov, a group of former NOAA employees rebuilt the site, preserving over 15 years of climate data and resources. The new site, Climate.us, is a testament to the power of open data and community-driven initiatives.

The OpenWrt One is an open-source router that offers a high degree of customizability and freedom to repair, with a focus on software freedom and community-driven development.

Valve has open-sourced the Steam Machine e-ink screen, allowing users to create their own custom displays. The design files are available on GitLab under the MIT license.

Google’s open‑source Copybara automates bidirectional code flow between confidential and public Git repositories, but it brings integration quirks that enterprises must weigh.

The Godot Foundation is tightening its contribution policy, prohibiting AI-generated code to reduce buggy pull requests and protect maintainers from hidden technical debt.

The EU has open-sourced its ten-year network development planning tools, providing a transparent and collaborative approach to energy infrastructure planning. The Open-TYNDP project aims to enhance transparency and lower barriers to stakeholder participation in European energy planning.

New data shows the performance gap between open‑weight and closed‑source large language models is shrinking on some benchmarks but remains steady on others, forcing enterprises to rethink AI strategy.