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Empowering Creators and Governing Agents: The Next Phase of the Drupal AI Initiative

By pdjohnson on

In 2025, the Drupal AI Initiative launched with a clear vision: to establish Drupal as the premier open-source AI platform for digital experiences.

One year later, the market momentum is clear. What began as a highly focused working group has grown into a powerful ecosystem supported by 32 global partner organisations, over 50 active contributors, and over $2.3 million in committed funding. Most importantly, with the core AI technology now clocking up over 18,000 installs, organisations are actively building their next-generation marketing engines on Drupal.

For digital teams, AI presents a host of opportunities. The power to increase speed of production on one hand, while maintaining quality, consistency and governance on the other. Drupal is addressing this head-on by creating two dedicated product workstreams: Inside AI and Outside AI.

Why We Contribute: The Philosophy Behind 1xINTERNET's Top-Tier Drupal Status

By Drupal Association on

This is a guest post from the incredible team at 1xINTERNET, a Top-Tier Drupal contributor and digital agency headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany.

Introducing the Drupal AI Security Initiative: The First Six Weeks

By farriss on

Drupal's volunteer Security Team has protected millions of sites for more than 20 years and its process is world-class. Bandwidth among the security engineers has always been the limiting constraint. This spring that constraint met a new kind of pressure: AI-assisted analysis is finding latent vulnerabilities at an accelerating pace.

The Drupal AI Security Initiative adds funded security capacity in response. It is funded through Alpha-Omega's Security-Engineer-in-Residence (SEIR) program, coordinated by the Drupal Association, and works alongside the volunteer Security Team, which continues its normal process throughout.

This post introduces the initiative and reports on our first six weeks. The short version: the funded fractional team model is working and has already evolved our understanding of where we want to focus next.

Why Drupal Contribution matters to you!

By igorgoncalves on

DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 is going to be way more than just sessions and keynotes, it’s a chance to be part of what actually builds and improves Drupal. 

Contribution Day is a part of DrupalCon, and in Rotterdam it will be on Thursday, 01 Oct. This is the heart of the event, where the global community comes together to make a real and concrete impact to the project.

Outside AI - The State of Agent Experience in Drupal.

By pdjohnson on

By Scott Falconer, Product Lead, Outside AI

Where Drupal really stands with AI agents, where it has a right to win, and what we need to do next.

AI agents can build with almost anything. That is both great news and a problem for Drupal.

Inside AI is building what our partners asked for

By pdjohnson on

By Christoph Breidert, Product Lead, Inside AI

How Drupal Has Protected Millions of Sites

By farriss on

The Drupal project runs one of the most disciplined coordinated-disclosure programs in open source, and it has done so through volunteer effort for more than two decades. Millions of sites, many operated by governments, universities, and enterprises, depend on it.

Serving the Drupal project, and evolving how we fund it

By farriss on

I've stepped into the role of interim CEO of the Drupal Association for a limited period, expected to last six to twelve months. My job in that time is to help put the Association on a durable footing. As I undertake that task, I want to start by being direct about where we are and where I'd like to see us go next.

Three Real-World AI Cases Coming to the Enterprise AI Summit

By wouters_f on

It feels like the right moment to share something I have been looking forward to announcing. The holidays are just beginning, and the Enterprise AI Summit (28 September, Rotterdam) is coming together.

We have been reviewing sessions over the past weeks, and three cases in particular stood out, each solving real problems for real organisations.

Here is a first look at three of the sessions we are excited to share.

Migrating issues from security.drupal.org to git.drupalcode.org

By greggles on

All security issues have been migrated from the older security.drupal.org site to our GitLab instance at git.drupalcode.org. This is the latest in a series of steps to improve Drupal’s coordinated vulnerability disclosure tools. We hope this will help in a few ways:

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