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The author is a Linux lover and FOSS evangelist. He loves to hack various open source software. Readers can reach him at abhijeetkasurde21@gmail.com

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Hosting a Private Helm Repository using Apache Web Server

Abhijeet Kasurde - January 14, 2021 0

Blogs

Creating your Own Helm Chart

Abhijeet Kasurde - January 11, 2021 0

Blogs

Introducing Helm: A Kubernetes Package Manager

Abhijeet Kasurde - December 9, 2020 0

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Using Ansible for Managing VMware Infrastructure

Abhijeet Kasurde - December 1, 2017 1

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Beginning vCenter Server simulation with Govcsim

Abhijeet Kasurde - October 3, 2017 0

Basics

An introduction to OpenShift

Abhijeet Kasurde - June 23, 2016 1

Evolus Pencil

For U & Me

Pencil: A GUI Prototyping Tool for All Platforms

Abhijeet Kasurde - March 29, 2016 1

Expert Users

SCST: An Enterprise-Class SCSI Target Framework for Linux

Abhijeet Kasurde - February 27, 2016 0

Admin

FreeIPA: The One-Stop Security Solution for SysAdmins

Abhijeet Kasurde - February 3, 2016 0

Admin

Carry Out Efficient Server Management with Cockpit

Abhijeet Kasurde - April 14, 2015 0

EDITOR PICKS

Iranian Protestors Leverage Open Source Bitchat To Bypass Regime Blackouts While Closed-Source Noghteha Offers Localised Resilience

Bitcoin-Linked Bitchat Goes Open Source To Battle Censorship In Iran

January 13, 2026

Open Source Salesforce Security Tool Released By Google-Owned Mandiant To Expose Critical Access Control Flaws

Google-Owned Mandiant Releases Open Source Tool To Catch Salesforce Data Leaks

January 13, 2026

Open Source AI Could Enable Bioterrorism, Bill Gates Warns As He Calls Artificial Intelligence The Most Transformative Human Invention Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warns that open-source AI tools could be misused to design bioterrorism weapons, urging urgent global governance as AI reshapes healthcare, education, and jobs. Artificial Intelligence will change society more than any previous human invention, but open-source AI could also enable unprecedented global threats, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has warned in his annual letter. “Of all the things humans have ever created, AI will change society the most. It will help solve many of our current problems while also bringing new challenges very different from past innovations,” Gates wrote, describing the scale of AI’s impact as unprecedented—surpassing the wheel, electricity, cars, and the internet. While highlighting AI’s transformative potential in healthcare and education, Gates issued a stark warning on open-source AI. “Today, an even greater risk than a naturally caused pandemic is that a non-government group will use open source AI tools to design a bioterrorism weapon,” he wrote, drawing parallels with the world’s lack of preparedness ahead of COVID-19. Gates said AI could deliver always-available, high-quality medical advice and dramatically improve diagnosis and prevention. “Like many of you, I already use AI to better understand my own health… Always-available, high-quality medical advice will improve medicine by every measure,” he noted. He also pointed to AI-enabled personalised learning as a major opportunity for education systems globally. At the same time, Gates identified two major risks: misuse of AI by bad actors and large-scale job market disruption over the next five years, with early impacts already visible in software development. “Both are real risks that we need to do a better job managing,” Gates wrote, calling for deliberate governance, regulation, and deployment of AI as scrutiny over AI misuse intensifies worldwide.

Bill Gates Warns Open Source AI Could Enable Bioterrorism Threats

January 13, 2026

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