Q And on, on the opposite, what's my incentive to bring my project to? I have a, uh, project with adoption. It's well maintained. It's healthy. What's the benefit that I get from, um, donating to the foundation?
A I mean, I can start that, but I'd love to hear from these guys as well. I think what you, all technology is an implicit futures contract, right? And so, you know, if there's technology that has traction and, uh, that traction sort of wants to be built upon, having that technology at a neutral place, like the Agentec AI Foundation, where the whole industry is making decisions about How to invest. And when I mean, when I say investment, I don't mean like becoming a member of the foundation, because you don't need to become a member to participate on the technical side. It's decisions about, hey, I'm gonna, you know, assign 10 of my company's engineers to co-develop this with your organization, the contributing organization. And, you know, the, that's a way that we can all essentially co-develop together, and that will provide Better support, more development velocity, higher code quality because more people are participating in it. And that's a massive incentive if, you know, you want your technology to actually be used and adopted in industry and get more feedback and kind of a, a positive feedback loop of great project that gets great products in the market. That market feedback then, you know, allows companies to make money off of them. They then pay engineers to improve the project. Better products, more profits, better project. And, you know, that's the incentive, which is p…
AI assessment note: “Better support, more development velocity, higher code quality because more people are participating in it.”