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TechCrunch enterprise reporter, Boston sports fanatic. ron@techcrunch.com. https://ron_miller@noc.social
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Ron Miller is enterprise reporter at TechCrunch. He has been a Freelance Technology Journalist since 1998.

In addition, he is Contributing Editor at EContent Magazine where he writes the Media Redux column.

He helped launch and still runs the blog socmedianews.com. Past regular gigs included CITEworld, DaniWeb, TechTarget, Internet Evolution and FierceContentManagement.

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Why Abby Kearns thinks AI has changed the rules for the open source software supply chain

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By Ron Miller
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Abby Kearns has spent more than a decade in the open source world, starting at Pivotal before going on to lead the Cloud Foundry Foundation and later serving as CTO at Puppet. Today she is CEO at ActiveState, a company that focuses on keeping the open source software library supply chain safe. In the last few months, there have been several major open-source software supply chain attacks.
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Pega's move to outcome-based pricing reflects a broader shift away from AI tokens

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By Ron Miller
| FastForward
At Pega World earlier this month, the company announced it was ditching tokens in favor of outcome-based pricing, a system where the company only gets paid if an AI agent produces a favorable outcome. What's driving this change?
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What the Red Sox season teaches us about AI

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By Ron Miller
| FastForward
As many of you know, I'm a Boston sports fan, especially the Red Sox. This year they are among the worst teams in the league, and it seems their story is a case study in how difficult transformation around AI can be. Ownership brought in a hardcore stats geek in Craig Breslow in Fall of 2023 to reshape the ball club.
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