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Are we digital tenants? Tech aspect nobody talks about!

Are we digital tenants? Tech aspect nobody talks about!

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Are we digital tenants? Tech aspect nobody talks about!Software ownership and digital sovereignty are the tech nobody talks about. Are we digital tenants? After forty years in software development, Fatima is blunt: if you do not own your code, you rent your business, and free software is the way out. She started at seventeen. She is sixty now. Multinationals, software houses, her own company. In this episode of The Upgrade Zone, Daniel Chrzastek asks her how AI actually got here, why language models make things up, and what it costs a business to stay a digital tenant instead of a digital owner. Subscribe for more conversations with business owners about the tools and decisions behind their businesses. If you run your business on tech somebody else controls, and almost all of us do, this one is for you. Software ownership and digital sovereignty are about to matter far more than they did.WHAT WE COVER- How computing got here: switches, punched cards, assembly, and AI as the newest layer- Why AI failed for decades, and the researcher who worked out the algorithms were starving- How large language models came out of email autocomplete- Why models hallucinate, explained through a scholar who never left the library- The cloud is just someone else's computer- Digital sovereignty: whose data, whose machines, whose AI?- Free as in freedom, not free as in beer- Permission to use software is not the same as the right to use it- The CAD file test: if a third party owns your drawings, you cannot build next year's car- Why almost no business runs Linux, and what that tells you- Built it on no-code? What to do before it breaks- Why the first version is supposed to be bad- Calculating the return on a software change- Computing power is becoming cheaper than labourLINES WORTH STICKING AROUND FOR"They give you a permission to use it, not the right. You only have rights when you have the code.""They have read the whole internet. Have they lived? No. So they tend to hallucinate.""I started when I was 17. I'm 60 now. I'm an insider."CHAPTERS00:00:00 Cold open00:00:21 Meet Fatima: forty years in software00:01:33 Where the technology is actually going00:02:06 Computing as layers, from switches to languages00:03:42 Why early AI failed00:05:03 The web, and a change of scale00:06:39 Fei-Fei Li: the algorithms weren't broken, they were starving00:08:29 From email autocomplete to large language models00:11:53 Hallucinations, and the scholar who never left the library00:14:04 Spatial models, self-driving and the next frontier00:15:20 Drones, jamming and fibre-optic control00:16:41 The efficiency race, and running AI on your own machine00:19:34 The cloud is just someone else's computer00:20:58 Digital sovereignty and AI sovereignty00:22:31 The £63bn digital skills gap00:23:46 Free as in freedom, not free as in beer00:26:04 The executable trap00:27:49 Permission to use is not a right00:29:11 Owning the code when you outsource the build00:30:36 The CAD file test: who owns your drawings?00:31:48 Why almost nobody runs Linux00:33:28 "I started at 17, I'm 60 now, I'm an insider"00:34:42 Owner or tenant across three parallel worlds00:36:31 How Microsoft got rich printing licences00:36:58 The tools Fatima's team actually uses00:37:42 Three levels of privacy, and who has the key00:39:51 Diagnosis before prescription00:40:36 When you don't need custom software at all00:42:57 Code older than the developers maintaining it00:44:55 Community question: built it on no-code, now what?00:48:04 Why the first version is supposed to be bad00:52:06 Rebuilding it properly, and owning it this time00:54:34 Fifteen seconds, times a hundred thousand people00:55:58 Computing power is becoming cheaper than labour00:57:12 Where to find FatimaABOUT FATIMAFatima is a software developer and entrepreneur with more than forty years in the industry. She started at seventeen and has worked across multinationals, software companies and small businesses, as well as running her own. Her career spans PCs, IBM i systems, the web, mobile, a decade in blockchain and the last five years in AI. She works with startups and medium-sized companies across the UK and Europe, and she is a long-standing advocate of free software, not because it is cheap, but because it comes with the code.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatima-maldonado-me/Connect with The Upgrade ZonePodcast site: https://theupgradezone.co.uk/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033YcP3LG4sy5NPHimYLlOApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-upgrade-zone-podcast-by-daniel-chrzastek/id6796156750Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielchrzastek/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielchrzastek/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-upgrade-zone-podcastSupport the show:https://buymeacoffee.com/danielcheesecake#SoftwareOwnership #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #AIExplained #TheUpgradeZone
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