SFC Announces Aspirational Statement on LLM-backed generative AI for Programming
In 2022, Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) convened a committee in the wake of Microsoft's GitHub Copilot announcement, to meet and begin considering the comp...
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Save the date for FOSSY 2025!
A view towards the Smith Memorial Student Union, copyright Karen Sandler, CC-BY 3.0 Mark you calendars - FOSSY will return July 31 to August 3, 2025! The ne...
FOSSY 2024 CFP announcement
FOSSY 2024 CFP and ticket sales are now open! Join us in Portland, OR on August 1-4th at Portland State University. This year our track selection runs the gamut...
FOSSY is back in Portland – August 1-4th at Portland State University
CC-BY 3.0 Join us at FOSSY this year, Thursday August 1st - Sunday August 4th at the Portland State University Smith Memorial Student Union. We're looking f...
Use the Source! A Revolution in Grassroots Software Right to Repair
Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) today announced at FOSDEM an innovative new community tool in the software right to repair: Use The Source. Use The Source is...
2023 Fundraiser met and exceeded!
This year's fundraiser went right up to the last hour; thanks to all of you for supporting the work we do, and showing us we're on the right track. We're so tha...
Outreachy 2023: Year in Review
Photo CC-BY Outreachy Celebrating 14 Years of Impact In 2023, Outreachy marked a significant milestone in its 14-year journey by welcoming over 1,000 interns...
Judge dismisses Vizio’s call for summary judgment
A very welcome victory in our case against Vizio was presented last week. Judge Sandy Leal denied Vizio's Motion for Summary Judgment, allowing the case to proc...
SFC Responds to Big Tech’s Disengenous Arguments in Copyright Office’s “Artificial Intelligence Study”
After filing our initial comments in the Copyright Office's request for comments, SFC staff have remained engaged in the process — we've given particular ...
SFC joins amicus curiae in Green v. Department of Justice
In the case of Green v. Department of Justice, filed in 2016 concerning section 1201 of the DMCA, Software Freedom Conservancy — along with Public Knowled...