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See the topics we're exploring

The Open Source AI Stack

Open source AI is often discussed in terms of open models, but they're really just one part of the stack. Hardware, data, infrastructure, and protocols are equally important in determining how AI systems are built and controlled.

Local AI and Decentralization

Running a model locally is a step toward AI independence. Decentralized inference, confidential compute, and open payment rails all help reduce reliance on centralized control for both individuals and agents.

Power, Ethics, and Philosophy

If intelligence becomes a global commodity, what follows? We'll examine the big questions emerging alongside advances in AI. These include concentrations of power, individual rights, surveillance, and equitable access to intelligence.