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Welcome + Opening RemarksStephen Chin05m
Conference frames open source as the default for AI with 63% of organizations using open source AI models and a survey by Misole Foundation, McKenzie and the…
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3 Pillars of Open Source AI: Training, Inference, AgentsMark Collier42m
Open-source AI splits into three concrete pillars: training (PyTorch holds ~80% market share, big projects scale from 20B to 120B parameters), inference…
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The AI CocktailMalte Pietsch17m
Company built two products (Haystack and deepset AI platform) and reports working with hundreds of teams and 400,000 monthly active developers. Key claim…
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Zero to 50 ExaFLOPS in Under a Year: Lessons from the TrenchesHagay Lupesko17m
Cerebras scales an inference service to 50 exaflops in under a year by deploying wafer-scale engines with 900,000 cores and 125 petaFLOPS per chip across…
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The Post-Modern Data Stack for AI: Open Source Foundations for a Multimodal La...Chang She16m
Lance format is a new open source lakehouse storage that stores images, audio, video, embeddings and tables in the same table on object storage, designed for…
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Welcome BackStephen Chin, Hilary Carter08m
Linux Foundation Research presents specific, evidence-backed claims: AI is a net job creator, with organizations 2.7 times more likely to expand headcount than…
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OpenSearch and the Path to a Trillion-s...Vamshi Vijay Nakkirtha, Navneet Verma26m
OpenSearch presents concrete engineering changes to reach trillion-scale vectors: 3x search throughput, 3x better disk storage utilization, and 10x faster…
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Frontier AI Models: A Review of Past Nine MonthsOzgun Erdogan25m
Survey finds reasoning models like o3 and DeepSeek R1 move workflows from iterative chat to single‑shot problem solving by fine‑tuning on stepwise reasoning…
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Vibing with Data -- Multi-Agent Data Modeling and Constructi...Andreas Kollegger36m
Describes a concrete multi-agent pipeline that takes files to a runnable knowledge graph by iterating: clarify intent, discover relevant CSV/markdown, propose…
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Beyond Code Completion: The Shift of AI Programming from Pair to PeerNicky Pike24m
Coder runs an internal agent called Blink inside cloud development environments and turns it loose on real work for 2.5 months, producing 179 successful issue…
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Securing AI Pipelines: Real-World Attacks on Kubernetes-Based AI InfrastructureAbhinav Sharma25m
Deploys Stable Diffusion from Hugging Face onto AKS using Kubeflow pipelines built from Jupyter notebooks (kfp, diffusers, transformers, torch), stores models…
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The Art of Production Quality RetrievalChang She, LanceDB29m
Walks through a production retrieval pipeline: generate captions, mood keywords and image/text embeddings, parse queries with an semantic router LLM to route…
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From Cold Start To Warp Speed: Triton Kernel Caching With OCI Container ImagesMaryam Tahhan20m
Proposes packaging Triton-generated LLVM kernel caches into signed OCI container images to prepopulate nodes and bypass JIT compilation, implemented as MCU…
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Unlocking Networking AI Innovation: Introducing EssedumArpit Joshipura15m
Essedum is an open-source Essedum framework that stitches MLOps, cloud connectors and accelerator APIs via REST into deployable network AI apps, donated to LF…
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From Hours To Milliseconds: Scaling AI Inference 10x With Serverless on KubernetesAnmol Krishan Sachdeva, Paras Mamgain37m
Claims a real deployment path that cuts latencies from seconds to under 100 ms and boosts throughput about 10x by running models serverless on Kubernetes…
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How We Built Our First MCP Server: Lessons From the Trenches at HudMay Walter27m
Hud builds a production MCP server that connects live runtime signals to code by computing a function identity (no source stored) and matching it to the…
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Building a Conversational Knowledge BaseKerim Satirli, Tu Nguyen30m
Built a conversational knowledge base that indexes robot docs and specs and returns focused answers using retrieval-augmented generation with embeddings and a…
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From Planning To Production-Ready RAGEzequiel Lanza, Andreas Kollegger01h 00m
Demonstrates a deployable edge RAG stack built from the Open Edge Platform: modular AI libraries and AGI suites (image/video search, robotics), model servers…
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Sovereign AI: Building...Anna Hermansen, Hilary Carter, Adrienn Lawson, Anni Lai27m
Research shows sovereign AI is driven by localization, cultural values and security needs and is already a strategic priority: 79% view it as important and 93%…
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Scalable LLM Inference on Kubernetes With NVIDIA NIMS, LangChain, Milvus and Flu...Riccardo Freschi33m
Blueprint for a retrieval‑augmented chatbot running on Amazon EKS that actually deploys embedder and LLM as NVIDIA NIMS, stores vectors in Milvus (uses…
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Streamlining AI Pipelines With Elyra: From Development To Inference With KServe & VLLMRitesh Shah26m
Elyra converts Jupyter notebooks into executable Kubeflow DAGs so a data scientist drops in Python cells and Elyra converts notebooks to Kubeflow pipelines…
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Fast Inference, Furious Scaling: Leveraging VLLM With KServeRafael Vasquez23m
vLLM claims to cut KV cache memory waste from 60–80% to about 4% by using vLLM paged attention, plus continuous batching and custom CUDA kernels to boost…
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Unlocking Scalable Distributed Training With Arrow Data Cache on KubernetesRicardo Aravena26m
An Arrow-based cache sits between object storage and training, decoupling preprocessing and serving columnar batches with zero-copy Arrow Flight so…
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AI-Powered Search in Modern E-CommerceStanko Kuveljic33m
Claims a production-ready pipeline that combines precompute product embeddings with query-time encoder (≈50 ms) and a multi-stage flow that sends top-N vectors…
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Docling: Get Your Documents Ready for Gen AIMichele Dolfi, Peter Willem Jan Staar31m
Open-source Docling converts PDFs, DOCX, PPTX, HTML, images and Markdown into a structured DocklingDocument unified format, extracts layout, tables, figures…
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Beyond Prompts: Building Intelligent Applications With Genkit and the Model Context ProtocolPeter Friese37m
Genkit is an open source AI integration framework that runs on Node/TypeScript, Go and Python and can deploy anywhere (even a Raspberry Pi), providing Genkit…
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What's Coming Next After OSAID V.1Stefano Maffulli37m
OSI releases OSAID v.1 in October 2024 and reports a yearlong coalition of 100+ contributors from 27 countries that defines open-source AI as granting freedoms…
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Reverse Engineering Using LLMsVutukuri Sreenivas26m
Claims that LLMs convert COBOL to Python/Java quickly using a pipeline of tokenization, semantic chunking, fine-tuning and CI/CD, with CodeLlama and Hugging…
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Breaking RAG Systems: Exploiting Vulnerabilities & Hardening Your GenAI Applicatio...Abhinav Sharma26m
A working RAG prototype uses OpenAI embeddings, GPT‑3.5‑turbo, Chroma vector store, LangChain QA chains and a Streamlit UI and is successfully broken via…
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Trallie: Shaping Unstructured Data Into Valuable InformationVijayasri Iyer, Cristiano De Nobili27m
Open-source framework Trallie converts file collections (PDF, HTML, TXT, JSON) into validated JSON using LLMs (GPT‑4o, Grock, Llama, Mistral, Hugging Face…
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Turning Emissions Data Into Climate Actions With CityCatalystMirco Rudolph28m
CityCatalyst is an open-source platform that builds GHG inventories aligned with the GPC Protocol and outputs AI-ranked mitigation and adaptation options. The…
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When Kubernetes Meets MLflow: Orchestrating MLOps Processes the Cloud Native WayDiego Braga25m
Demonstrates a concrete pipeline: MLflow configured and controlled by Kubernetes operators so the cluster becomes the reconciliation plane. Uses MLflow…
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Observability Without Overs...Joaquin Rodriguez, Amin Espinoza de los Monteros54m
Hands-on workshop shows a CLI chatbot + backend running a local Olama 54-mini model, wires telemetry through an OpenTelemetry collector and OpenLIT SDK, and…
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InfiniEdge AI: Bringing Open-Source Generative AI To the EdgeEzequiel Lanza31m
InfiniEdge AI is an LF Edge open‑source framework that already ships two releases and integrates five new subprojects to run generative models on tiny devices…
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LLM-generated Code and Open Source License Compliance: How Big Is the Problem?Oscar Enrique Goñi31m
Using a 35× larger reference set than Xu et al. — osskb.org (≈27 TB) queried via scanoss.py — the study finds LLM outputs match existing open‑source code at…
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Arctic Inference: Open-Source LLM Inference Optimizations at SnowflakeAurick Qiao28m
Arctic Inference is an open‑source vLLM plugin that implements shift parallelism, speculative decoding, suffix decoding and SwiftKV and wires them into vLLM as…
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RAG at Scale: Logging, Traceability, and the Architecture for ControlAlison Cossette31m
Live production RAG uses Neo4j to store 15,000 chunks (512-byte chunks with ~20–30 overlap), builds kNN edges, runs kNN + Louvain community detection, and…
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AGENTS OF S.E.A.L.E.D: AI Agentic Cybersecurity FrameworkKrishnendu Dasgupta37m
Modular on‑prem agentic framework runs as ~12 Docker containers and orchestrates models across 6GB–24GB GPUs, using Gemma 270M intent model to pick services…
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From Radar Echoes To Real-Time Recognition: Deep Learning on Another Planet -An Open Source WorkflowViktor Somogyi31m
Pipeline converts Magellan SAR mosaics into versioned GeoTIFF/GeoJSON layers that geologists can measure and query, with tile prep, speckle-aware augmentation…
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AI Agents for Multiprovider Cloud Edge ContinuumGentiana Canga, Paolo Fasano22m
A deployed microservice orchestration that accepts natural‑language service requests, looks up apps in a vectorized repository, builds deployment intents and…
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EVE: An Open Source Earth Science LLM for Researchers, Policymakers, and the PublicÀlex R. Atrio, Vijayasri Iyer, Marcello Politi34m
EVE fine-tunes Mistral 3.2 24B on a curated EO corpus (about 5.3B open tokens plus 1.1B closed tokens), creates ~1B synthetic QA tokens grounded in retrieved…
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Scaling Test-time Inference Compute & Rise of Reasoning ModelsJayita Bhattacharyya32m
Claims that an open reasoning stack (Deepseek v3 → R1) turns a 671B base into a reasoning model using prompting with <think>/<answer> tags, two reward signals…
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Emotion Estimation for Social RoboticsSamer Attrah21m
System converts MediaPipe landmark output into 52 floating MediaPipe blendshapes, prunes them to 27 and feeds sequences into an LSTM 4-layer + FC classifier…
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Vector Search Made Simple: Getting Started With OpenSearch for AI ApplicationsDotan Horovits22m
OpenSearch functions as an end to end vector database that stores dense embeddings, supports exact and approximate k-NN (HNSW, IVF), and scales to trillions of…
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BAML - A New Programming Language for Building AgentsVaibhav Gupta15m
BAML is a new domain-specific language for agent code that treats prompts as typed functions, provides built-in test cases, visualizes raw model requests and…
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Build for Speed: Lessons from Empowering GenAI Research at CanvaVerena Dittmer15m
Canva runs GenAI research with over 200 engineers, supporting 100+ models and about 2k training runs/month, aiming for “Demo in a Day” prototypes via Gradio…
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The Future for AI-First Enterprises is “Open” - How to Succeed and Not...Manos Koukoumidis10m
Enterprises that stay on closed-model APIs face overspending by more than 10x and limited customization; open models close the quality gap (from ~8% to ~1%+)…
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The Next Compute Revolution: Are We Ready for Quantum?Jennifer Prendki15m
Claim: useful quantum machines are nearer than the “30 years away” refrain and already power niche wins in search and optimization, quantum chemistry and…
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From POC to Profit: Deploying Customer-Facing AI Agents That Actually WorkZhou Yu18m
Claims that 90% of customer-facing agents stay stuck in POC and that production requires ~50× more work, plus a platform that creates synthetic users and…
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The Imperative for Open Source AI - The Path Forward to Take Down the AI OligarchsEmmanouil (Manos) Koukoumidis22m
Argues that open frontier AI is inevitable and details a working platform that makes it practical: an Apache 2 codebase with SDK and CLI, config‑driven…
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Declarative Device Virtualization: Orchestrating GPUs & Hardware in Cloud Native EnvironmentsSamrat Priyadarshi, Anmol Krishan Sachdeva34m
Explains why MIG, MPS and time‑slicing trade isolation, latency and flexibility and shows a software alternative: Hammy (HAMI) CNCF sandbox that intercepts…
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Agentic GraphRAG: AI’s Logical EdgeStephen Chin24m
Don't miss out! Join us at the next Open Source Summit in Seoul, South Korea (November 4-5). Join us at the premier vendor-neutral open source conference…
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Building AI Workflows: From Local Experiments To Serving UsersOleg Šelajev25m
Claims a repeatable path from local LLM hacks to deployable apps using containerized, static configs and shows concrete tooling: Docker model runner for local…
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Context Engineering: Practical Techniques for Improving Agent Quality TodayVaibhav Gupta26m
Claims that an LLM is best treated as LLM = function and tool calls are simply data extraction into unions, with agents implemented as agent = while loop +…
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Defining Open Source AI: Can the “Judgement of Solomon” Help the Open Source Community Find Success?Michele Dolfi23m
OSI produces a concrete definition that requires access to model weights, training code, dataset provenance (when legally shareable) and claims those freedoms…
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Meet Docling: The “Pandas” for Document AIPeter Willem Jan Staar, Cesar Berrospi Ramis01h 07m
Docling is an open‑source Python package that converts PDFs, DOCX, PPTX, HTML, images and Markdown into a structured DoclingDocument and exports to Markdown or…
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AI/ML Networking Challenges: The Fast and the Finicky!Lerna Ekmekcioglu21m
Demoed network visibility using a probe‑mesh that measures one‑way delays at Q‑pair granularity, showing a healthy baseline at 1.47 Tbps aggregate with 100…
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Benchmarking GenAI Like a Pro: Scaling Experiments, Predicting Performance, and Keeping Your SanityMichael Johnston29m
A reusable benchmarking stack is built and open-sourced as ADO (github.com/ibm/ADO) that runs tens of thousands of GenAI experiments across models, hardware…
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Architecting the AI Bridge: Integrating LLMs and DMN With Drools, Spring Boot, and the MCP ProtocolTim Wuthenow, Alex Porcelli29m
Architecture that pairs LLMs with executable decision models and a rule engine, demonstrating a live Spring Boot MCP server that serves Drools DMN via MCP, a…
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Monitoring GenAI ApplicationsPrasad Mujumdar22m
Monocle is an open source Linux Foundation AI&Data project that instruments GenAI apps with OpenTelemetry‑compatible traces, offering Python and TypeScript…
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Ryoma: Building Open Source AI Agents for Enterprise Data AnalysisHao Xu, Fang Feng30m
Ryoma is an open source AI agent framework that translates natural language into SQL, runs safety checks and prompt validation before calling models, and…
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AI Showdown: Open Source Tools for LLM Face-OffsJigyasa Grover, Rishabh Misra26m
An open source workflow called LLM Comparator provides a Python package (pip installable) plus an interactive UI that runs side-by-side comparisons, produces a…
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State of Open Video Generation ModelsSayak Paul24m
Open video models already produce near-closed-model quality: the open 1.2.2/12.2 family rivals Sora on visual fidelity and instruction adherence. Popular…
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Machine Learning on Microcontrollers; Tiny, Useful and FunJon Nordby25m
TinyML systems run inference on-device at under 1 W and often with under 1 MB RAM and a typical bill of materials under $10; emlearn exports scikit‑learn and…
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Who Let the Bots Out? A Guide to Evaluating AI AgentsJames Cha-Earley25m
Claims an open source, reproducible evaluation pipeline that splits agent quality into tool use, trajectory (workflow) evaluation, and goal evaluation…
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One Pipeline to Rule Them All: Unifying Multimodal and AI Data Processing with DaftSammy Sidhu, Colin Ho26m
Daft is a Python-native, Rust-executed data engine that runs multimodal ETL, document parsing with Dockling, embedding via Hugging Face or OpenAI, and…
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Improve AI Inference (serving models) With KServe and VLLMMatteo Combi34m
KServe and vLLM combine to serve LLMs on Kubernetes with concrete wins: KServe provides serverless scale-to-zero and multi-model packing, vLLM adds compression…
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The Self-Healing Pipeline: How Dagger + LLMs Are Making Traditional CI/CD ObsoleteVikram Vaswani42m
Claim: combining Dagger’s programmable container engine with LLMs produces a self-healing pipeline that diagnoses failing tests, edits code, reruns tests and…
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Organize AI Chaos With Platform EngineeringSébastien Blanc26m
Platform engineering centralizes LLM metadata (owner, infra region, token budget, status) and exposes opinionated self‑service for RAG stacks by modeling…
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From Deep Research to Evaluation and Optimization of Advanced AI Age...Arthur Camara, Jakub Zavrel32m
A modular Deep Research agent is built with planner extractor merger writer stages that call hybrid search (BM25 + vectors + rerankers) and RAG on private…
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Unlocking Insights From Multimodal PDFs Using OpenSearch and Vision-Language ModelsMingshi Liu, Praveen Mohan Prasad33m
Shows two concrete pipelines: one converts PDF tables/images into text (CSV, captions) and stores Titan embeddings via OpenSearch ingest pipelines; the other…
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Technical Workshop: Sarcastically Speaking: Unlocking Multi-modal Sentiment Analysis With NLP and Facial ExpressionsDavid vonThenen59m
Workshop builds a full pipeline from MP4 -> frames -> CSV landmarks and MP4 -> WAV -> acoustic CSV, uses the Mustard dataset with heavy cleaning, dlib 68-point…
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Lightning Talks: Mozilla.ai Blueprints & any-suite - Empowering Devs to Build with Open-Source AIStefan French16m
Blueprits and any-suite deliver concrete developer tools: Blueprints templates are runnable prototype apps (hosted demos, GitHub repos) that prioritize small…
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Lightning Talk: Ramalama - The Project That Brings AI and Containers Together While Making AI BoringAlexon Ferreira de Oliveira12m
Ramalama is a CLI that wraps Podman to run LLMs and vision models as OCI containers, auto-detecting GPUs (CUDA, ROCm, Vulkan, Intel, Ascend) and pulling…
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Running Intelligence at the Edge: Web AI in ActionMuskan Jain17m
Shows a live flow converting PyTorch/TensorFlow models to ONNX, applying quantization/pruning, and serving a 2–4 billion parameter LLM in-browser with weights…
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