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Video by CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] via YouTube
Don’t miss out! Join us at our next KubeCon + CloudNativeCon events in Mumbai, India (18-19 June, 2026), Yokohama, Japan (29-30 July, 2026), and Shanghai, China (8-9 September, 2026). Connect with our current graduated, incubating, and sandbox projects as the community gathers to further the education and advancement of cloud native computing. Learn more at https://kubecon.io
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Mia Gougisha (Open Innovation Lead at DTCC) explores how industry-led hackathons are moving beyond mere experimentation to create sustained open-source impact. She showcases winning AI solutions from the Innovate DTCC event and their path to maturity through the FINOS ecosystem.
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🕒 Timestamps:
0:00 Welcome and Role at DTCC
0:45 Why Open Hackathons Matter for Impact
1:15 Designing a Hackathon for Scale
2:15 Industry Participation and Diverse Perspectives
3:30 Evaluation: Balancing Innovation with Trust
4:00 Bronze Winner: Calm Guard (Operational Resilience)
4:45 Silver Winner: Nova Mind (Post-Trade Automation)
5:55 Gold Winner: Needle (Cyber Risk Intelligence)
7:15 Bonus Track: Audit AI (Proactive Risk Planning)
8:15 Closing: Scaling Trusted AI Across Finance
📊 The Problem: The "Hackathon to Nowhere" Trap Traditional corporate hackathons are often one-time events where great ideas die after the competition ends. In the financial industry, building AI in silos prevents these tools from reaching the scale, maturity, and regulatory trust required for real-world adoption in production environments.
🏗️ The Solution: The FINOS Sustained Collaboration Engine
Mia Gougisha demonstrates a new model where hackathons serve as the "ideation pipeline" for the broader industry:
* Open-First Design: Every solution developed during the Innovate DTCC event is open source from day one, ensuring a foundation that extends beyond the event.
* Architecture as Code (Calm Guard): Transitioning hackathon winners into core FINOS repositories to automate compliance and reduce friction in DevSecOps.
* Multi-Agent Pipelines (Nova Mind): Automating post-trade exception handling through an auditable AI model that keeps humans in the loop only for high-ambiguity cases.
⚙️ Why This Matters for Financial Engineering
* Cross-Organizational "Super Teams": Bringing together contributors from multiple firms (e.g., Snowflake and DTCC) to unify fragmented security and risk data.
* Governance-First Innovation: Evaluating solutions based on their scalability and industry relevance ensures they meet the "safety and soundness" requirements of regulated finance.
The takeaway: Innovation does not stop at the finish line. Mia Gougisha proves that by aligning hackathons with the FINOS ecosystem, the industry can turn experimental prototypes into shared, production-grade assets.
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Video by Open Data Science and AI Conference via YouTube
In this episode, we discuss the agentic harness behind modern AI systems, which entails the retrieval, memory, tools, orchestration, and execution environment that determine whether an AI agent can work reliably in practice.
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In this episode of SAP Design Talks, Rachel Rosenson, Head of Design at Zalando, shares how she defines good design as solving meaningful problems, powered by curiosity, intention, and craft. From improving everyday experiences to refining how teams work, Rachel explains why great design is not about “cool and flashy” moments. It is about creating outcomes that genuinely help customers and earn their trust.
Rachel also unpacks what it takes to design responsibly as AI reshapes products and services. She draws a clear line between excitement and meaningful impact, and why teams need to keep returning to fundamentals: customer behavior, business impact, and whether an experience truly “moves the needle.” When designing with AI, she emphasizes safe and responsible approaches, and the importance of making new experiences intuitive, transparent, and trustworthy, so customers understand what is happening and feel confident using it.
Finally, Rachel highlights a powerful truth about the design community: most teams are still figuring it out. Sharing how we organize, collaborate, and experiment helps everyone learn faster, without the pressure of pretending we have already solved it all. If you work in design, product, or technology, this conversation is a practical reminder to stay grounded in customer value while building what is next.
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Video by TWiT Tech Podcast Network via YouTube
Apple hit $111 billion in a non-holiday quarter, crushing previous records. The iPhone 17 series saw its best debut ever, driving incredible revenue growth. This company is a $100 billion/quarter machine. #Apple #Tech #Business #iPhone #Earnings
Video by The Linux Foundation via YouTube
Shuah Khan and Greg KH will talk about Shuah’s experience as a kernel developer and maintainer, taking questions from the attendees. Shuah will share what works and what doesn’t for her and strategies, interpersonal and technical skills and mindset that help her stay engaged for a longer term.
Video by OpenAI via YouTube
See how Codex helps sellers get ready for customer meetings faster.
Codex can bring context from Salesforce, Slack, Google Calendar, email, and docs into one clear thread. Sellers can ask questions, spot what changed, surface opportunities, and work across those apps without piecing everything together manually.
Learn more: https://chatgpt.com/codex/for-work/
Video by Hugging Face via YouTube
Introducing the context course: a free course on doing ML with agent context.
Sign up: https://hf-learn.short.gy/join-context-course
You will learn how to train models, optimize inferences, and build datasets, all by defining harness context with`SKILLS.md`, Plugins, MCP, Subagents, and Hooks.
The course includes:
– Weekly live AMA
– Practical projects for ML with context
– Instructions in Pi, Codex, Claude, and Opencode
– Tutorials and guides on fundamentals
– Interactive Quizzes
Learn to give AI agents the right knowledge, tools, and structure to actually get work done. Skills, MCP servers, plugins, multi-agent workflows, and building an agent from scratch.
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Video by PyTorch via YouTube
The 2026 PyTorch Docathon will take place May 5 to May 19, a hackathon-style community event focused on improving PyTorch documentation.
Whether you’re new to open source or an experienced contributor, the Docathon offers opportunities to improve tutorials, guides, examples, and website content. Many issues are beginner-friendly, with tasks labeled by skill level and support available through the PyTorch Discord.
Contributors can make an immediate impact while learning more about PyTorch modules, tutorials, and workflows.
Schedule
May 5
Kickoff and Q&A, 10:00 AM PT
May 6 to May 15
Submissions and feedback
May 16 to May 18
Final reviews
May 20
Winner announcements
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