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Video by H2O.ai via YouTube

How H2O.ai bridges visual no-code ML pipelines and code-first Python execution for diverse data science working styles.

AI teams contain visual thinkers, coders, and everyone in between. Driverless AI supports intuitive wizards and visual pipeline diagrams for feature engineering and model tuning. MLOps allows switching between UI-based row scoring and command-line batch execution. h2oGPTe agents generate sandbox-tested Python code that can be exported, modified, and used in automated testing—enabling teams to fluidly transition from a visual interface to a fully scriptable environment without losing any work.

Technical Capabilities & Resources

➤ Visual Pipeline Composition: Visualize feature engineering, model selection, and ensembling steps as interactive diagrams in Driverless AI.
🔗 https://docs.h2oai.com/driverless-ai/latest-stable/docs/userguide/scoring_pipeline_visualize.html

➤ No-Code to Code Conversion: Export UI workflows from Driverless AI into reproducible, executable Python scripts.
🔗 https://docs.h2o.ai/driverless-ai/latest-stable/docs/userguide/examples/autoviz_client_example/autoviz_client_example.html

➤ Custom Code Integration: Incorporate custom functions and recipes directly into Driverless AI workflows for granular control.
🔗 https://docs.h2o.ai/driverless-ai/latest-stable/docs/userguide/custom_recipes.html

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Video by MLflow via YouTube

Learn how to build and evaluate a production-style Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) agent with MLflow. This is Part 1 of a two-part series on a complete workflow: register prompts and the agent, capture execution traces with ground-truth expectations, and run evaluations across multiple frameworks from a single MLflow interface.

What this video covers:
Use case: A “school assistant” agent that answers children’s questions about school policies (cell phones, attendance, and more) in a child-friendly tone.
👉 Stack: LangChain, FAISS, Amazon Bedrock, MLflow

Workflow highlights:
• Prompt registration in the MLflow Prompt Registry (versioning + aliases like "production" so prompts can change without redeploying code)
• Agent definition using MLflow’s standardized agent base class (logging, versioning, deployment patterns)
• Trace capture on evaluation questions, including retrieved context and final outputs
• Ground truth expectations from subject matter experts, logged with traces for evaluation reference
• Multi-framework evaluation in one place: Custom MLflow LLM judge, Ragas, Arize Phoenix, and a deterministic retriever scorer

Results: Aggregated and per-trace metrics with judge rationales, plus tracking over time (including moving averages) to monitor iteration.

Coming in Part 2: Aligning a custom judge with human SME feedback using natural language when generic LLM judges are less reliable in domain-specific settings.

🎤 Speaker: Joana Mesquita, MLflow Ambassador

🔗 Repo with the code: https://github.com/joanacmesquitaf/rag-agent-mlflow-evaluation
📖 Read the accompanying blog post for a deep-dive tutorial and code breakdowns: https://medium.com/@joana.c.mesquita.f/evaluating-generative-ai-with-mlflow-from-development-to-deployment-validation-85bc2bd5e7a9

Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction & The Problem of Fragmented Evaluation
2:15 – Introduction to the MLflow GenAI Module
5:30 – Step 1: Setting up the MLflow Environment
8:45 – Step 2: Defining the Agent & Prediction Function
12:10 – Step 3: Structuring the Evaluation Dataset & Ground Truth
15:40 – Step 4: Configuring Scorers (Built-in & Custom Metrics)
18:55 – Step 5: Running mlflow.genai.evaluate() & UI Walkthrough
21:30 – Wrap-up & Preview of Part II

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Video by OpenCV via YouTube

SpikerBot is a neuroscience robot that moves, reacts, and changes behavior based on the neural circuits you build in the app. No coding required. They recently launched a Kickstarter campaign and we’re excited to have them join us on the show. Build a Brain and Watch It Come to Life on OpenCV Live this week!

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Video by NetApp Instaclustr via YouTube

If you’re working on high-stakes applications like enterprise search, customer support, healthcare information, legal research, or financial services, it’s vital that an AI use provides accurate results. Hybrid RAG is a powerful approach for accuracy-critical AI use cases where factual answers matter most.

Learn from Sr. AI developer advocate David VonThenen as he builds a Hybrid RAG model using Graph + Vector RAG and Neo4j + OpenSearch.

Check the GitHub: https://bit.ly/4tTNJzv
Understand Graph RAG: https://bit.ly/4mR3ORR
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Timestamps:

00:15: Typical vector embedding pipeline
00:35: Understanding semantic similarly
01:58: Graph-based retrieval and knowledge graphs
02:56: Hybrid RAG architecture model
03:44: Vector and hybrid-based retrieval demo with Neo4j and OpenSearch
06:34: The pros and cons of knowledge graphs and vector embeddings

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Video by FOSSASIA via YouTube

Thai localization projects often face challenges with inconsistent translations, especially when .po translation memory contains mixed styles from outdated and newer sources. While LLMs can produce high-quality translations, they often lack consistency with project-specific tone and style.

In this talk, we introduce Lazy-L10N, an open-source localization tool designed to improve translation consistency using local LLMs and vector search.

Lazy-L10N builds a translation memory from .po files, uses pgvector for semantic retrieval of relevant examples, and leverages a local LLM to generate context-aware, style-consistent translations.

We demonstrate the system using real-world case studies from Okular and KDE Thai localization.

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Session slides: https://eventyay.com/ev/88882f3e/talk/R5MK5NQE2NCX/

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Video by FINOS via YouTube

Multi-Adapter Endpoints on AWS: Cost-Optimized Fine-Tuning with QLoRA for Multi-Customer Legal GenAI

https://github.com/aws-samples/sagemaker-genai-hosting-examples/tree/main/06-examples/01-train-deploy-LoRA

Supreet, a senior GenAI solutions architect at AWS Startups (Frontier AI team), presents a case study on using SageMaker multi-adapter endpoints to support a legal-tech SaaS with multiple customer datasets without deploying multiple model endpoints. After limited success with RAG and prompt engineering, the startup moved to fine-tuning using parameter-efficient QLoRA on an open-weights model (tested with Mistral 7B) to reduce cost and training time, training an initial ~100MB dataset in about two hours. A single real-time endpoint hosts the base model while multiple small adapters (about 50–200MB) are swapped in milliseconds via routing logic (implemented with AWS Lambda and keyword/LLM-based hybrid routing) to meet sub-5-second latency targets. Supreet emphasizes adapter-level evaluations using NLP metrics and LLM-as-a-judge with SME input, plus an AWS architecture involving S3, SageMaker training/evaluation, model registry, API Gateway, and monitoring.

00:00 Welcome and Intro
01:06 Session Setup and Slides
01:59 Legal Tech Case Study
03:10 Requirements and Constraints
04:42 Choosing QLoRA and Model
07:13 Multi-Adapter Endpoints Explained
09:39 Routing and Adapter Switching
11:46 Latency Results and Benefits
12:50 Evaluations and Architecture
14:14 Q&A Model Registry and Benchmarks
16:57 Deployment Layers and Monitoring
20:26 More Q&A Fine-Tuning vs RAG
24:53 Wrap-Up and Next Steps

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00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro
00:20 James Ashley XR Journey
02:53 Back to Smart Glasses
05:14 AI Accelerates XR Apps
08:05 Hunting the Killer App
10:24 SharePlay and Learning in XR
13:33 Design Philosophy in MR
16:26 Focus and VR Training
18:27 Star Wars vs Star Trek AI Lens
21:21 Will Developers Still Matter
23:38 AI Lowers the XR Barrier
26:40 Fragments and MR Storytelling
27:52 Blender MCP Breakthrough
32:26 Parting Advice and Closing

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Video by Open Data Science and AI Conference via YouTube

Powered by 100 millionm miles on public roads and billions more in simulation, the Waymo Driver is the most advanced application of AI in the physical world today. Waymo collects massive amounts of data from real roads and billions of miles driven in computer simulations. Manasi Joshi, director of Systems Intelligence and Machine Learning, will explain how Waymo’s engineers use these huge datasets to advance how cars "see" the world, predict what other drivers will do, and plan their routes. You’ll hear about how Waymo uses ML to train and test these self-driving systems and how its open dataset is motivating further public research in autonomy. This work helps make Waymo’s autonomous vehicles safer and more reliable every day in an era of rapid expansion and competition of autonomous ride-hailing services.

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We all seem to be moving away from Ubuntu, but there are still quite a few reasons to keep using it.

https://linuxafterdark.net/linux-after-dark-episode-122/

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Video by SAP via YouTube

See how ZF Group is using SAP RISE, SAP Business Data Cloud, and AI to modernize a complex global manufacturing landscape.

At SAP Sapphire Madrid 2026, Thomas Buck, Chief Information Officer at ZF Group, shares how ZF Group is preparing for AI at scale while transforming a highly customized SAP ECC environment shaped by years of growth and acquisitions. With more than 150,000 employees across 29 countries and 160+ plants, ZF is using RISE with SAP and SAP Business Data Cloud to move toward clean core, make data AI-ready, and build a stronger foundation for innovation.

The conversation explores how ZF is applying AI to an industry-specific quality management challenge: the 8D problem-solving process. Today, teams manually review historical reports, search for similar cases, identify root causes, and assess whether issues could recur across other products. Working with SAP through a forward-deployed engineering approach, ZF built a custom AI framework with four agents to help analyze historical data, compare current cases, support root cause analysis, and propose solutions based on past cases.

ZF also shares the expected business value, including faster processes, improved quality, and potential savings in the mid double-digit millions of euros. The discussion closes with how WalkMe helps users adopt new AI-enabled ways of working and how SAP Max Success Plan supports ZF’s broader transformation journey.

Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome and ZF’s AI journey
00:28 – ZF’s global manufacturing scale
01:13 – Moving from complex ECC landscapes to clean core
01:56 – RISE with SAP and SAP Business Data Cloud
03:08 – Industry AI and the 8D quality process
04:24 – Building a four-agent AI framework
05:07 – Forward-deployed engineering with SAP
06:05 – AI value and expected savings
07:14 – Driving adoption with WalkMe
08:31 – What’s next for ZF and SAP

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Video by Michael Tunnell via YouTube

Linus Tech Tips is back with Part 2 of their 2026 Linux Challenge so of course I had to react to it.

In this reaction video, I go through Linus’ latest Linux experiment and share my thoughts as someone who has been daily driving Linux for many years. We’ll talk about what went well, what didn’t, and some of the bigger takeaways for people who are curious about switching to Linux themselves.

Original Linus Tech Tips video:

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:44 LINUS WHY POP_OS!
00:11:26 AI Chatbots & Listicles, nah
00:14:50 More of a Pen Test for Linux
00:17:13 Elijah’s Network Share Issue
00:20:50 Luke Trying Some Advanced Stuff
00:23:20 NTFS on Linux
00:27:08 Elijah’s Gaming Experience
00:27:31 Video Codec Issues
00:29:51 Who Should We Blame?
00:31:40 Oh, I know who’s to blame!
00:32:33 73.6% of All Percentage Stats are Made Up
00:34:16 Linux Gamers like to help more
00:38:12 Linus Tries Other Distros
00:41:11 What is a Beta?
00:44:36 SteamOS
00:45:02 Is switching out hardware a bit of a hack?
00:46:43 Linus tries Kubuntu
00:48:16 Debs vs Flatpaks vs Snaps vs AppImages
00:49:59 OBS issues but is it really?
00:51:35 Clearing up Flatpak and Wayland confusion
00:54:38 Windows Bad Also
00:58:04 Toxic community claims
01:02:25 App Compatibilty things
01:04:01 DaVinci Resolve is great
01:05:10 Elijah discovers an Immutable OS
01:08:53 Kdenlive
01:09:30 In defense of GIMP, well kind of
01:12:12 LTT Still LOVES Open Source!
01:12:55 Join in at Home!
01:13:34 Creating content to help find ways to improve
01:15:40 PT 3 Soon-ish
01:16:18 Outro

Thanks For Watching!

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