All Things Open 2020 Keynote Speakers Day #1
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Key specifics: GitHub projects forecast the next 50 million developers (50M → 100M) and a single June TensorFlow commit is already in ~23,500 repos and touches 50,000 developers worldwide; Africa reports rapid contribution spikes — 65% growth in Kenya, 59% in Nigeria — with projects like Chakra UI and ImageAI gaining thousands of stars and active meetups; IBM launches Call for Code for Racial Justice with five open solution starters and a $25k grant to Black Girls Code; Fidelity runs behavior-based fixes and bias-scanning tools for hiring and ML.
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- 0:00Start
- 35:51Github State of The Octoverse 2019
- 37:41OSCA Demographics
- 38:14OSCA PROJECTS
- 52:35Join us to hear more on Call for Code for Racial Justice today and tomorrow
- 55:27Learn the winners of the 2020 Call for Code Challenge
- 56:342020 Open Source Community Grant
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