We asked the ChatGPT Futures Class of 2026 what they hope AI helps people do next.
Their answers came back to access, education, connection, and possibility: AI that helps close gaps instead of widening them, gives more people the tools to learn and build, and creates more room for the human parts of life.
A livestream for everyone starting out with open models. We walk through the most robust stack for running AI on your own laptop or server, and answer your questions live.
What we cover:
Merve Noyan on llama.cpp: what it is and how it runs on your hardware, plus the new llama.app and llama barn.
Daniel Han from Unsloth on downloading GGUFs: finding quantized models on the Hub, why quantization matters, and choosing the right size and type for your hardware.
Ben Burtenshaw on selecting your harness: closed harnesses like Claude and Codex, open harnesses like Pi, with a demo using llama server.
Onur Solmaz on Pi PR triage: a demo of Pi and Gemma for automated PR triage.
Plus a live AMA throughout the stream.
Bring your questions about local models, llama.cpp, open coding agents, and anything open or local AI.
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PostgreSQL is renowned for its powerful query engine, but what happens when you combine it with a modern analytics framework like Apache DataFusion? This session introduces pg_fusion, an experimental PostgreSQL extension that embeds DataFusion as an alternative query executor inside PostgreSQL.
Learn about the architectural challenges of integrating an asynchronous, multi-threaded execution engine into PostgreSQL’s traditional architecture. We’ll explore key design decisions, extension development techniques, query execution internals, and the opportunities this approach creates for analytics performance and future database innovation.
Whether you’re a PostgreSQL contributor, database engineer, systems programmer, or Rust developer, this talk offers a unique look into the future of query processing and database extensibility.
FOSSASIA Summit 2026 held in Bangkok, is Asia’s leading Open Source tech conference featuring sessions on #AI, #Cloud, #DevOps, #Open Hardware, #Security, #Web #Mobile Technologies, #Web3, and #Databases. Learn more: http://summit.fossasia.org
Video by CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] via YouTube
Ingress NGINX entered end-of-life in March 2026, leaving teams running it in production without a clear migration path. This session covers a real production migration from Ingress NGINX to Envoy Gateway in the cloud, featuring zero dropped requests, no application team involvement, and a complete cutover verified through continuous polling.
Andrew and Joachim walk through the full process: evaluating five alternative controllers against production requirements, validating in internal environments before touching the customer cluster, running both controllers in parallel on live infrastructure using weighted DNS, and executing the final cutover by shifting Route 53 weights rather than swapping DNS records.
Topics covered include annotation-to-HTTPRoute mapping, mTLS compatibility across controller options, parallel operation with Goldilocks, ExternalDNS integration for weighted routing, cert-manager behavior under Gateway API, and why weighted DNS eliminates the TTL risk that makes traditional cutovers dangerous.
Attendees leave with a repeatable playbook for zero-downtime Ingress migrations, a clear picture of where Envoy Gateway fits in the Kubernetes networking landscape today, and the specific patterns that make incremental traffic shifting safer than any hard cutover.
Dr. Dave Gode (AI PhD, IBM) discusses why “vibe coding” is risky for enterprises and how spec-driven development (SDD) can shift control points earlier in the SDLC to reduce bad pull requests and security flaws. He explains how AI coding IDEs are evolving into platforms with skills, plugins, hooks, and marketplaces, and why effective AI development requires structured, AI-ready specifications, maker-checker patterns with model isolation, and curated human-authored guidance. The conversation explores making the spec the key IP, enabling portability and “right to rebuild,” contrasts SDD with older model-driven approaches, and looks at how AI elevates roles toward architecture and communication while challenging universities to teach faster learning and curiosity.
00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro
00:35 Why AI Excites Dave
02:14 Vibe Coding vs Enterprise
04:46 Spec Driven Development Explained
07:28 Rethinking the SDLC
08:58 Maker Checker and Context Limits
12:18 Can Specs Replace Code
14:59 Natural Language Changes Everything
16:32 Jobs Skills and the Sandwich Effect
20:10 Training the Next Seniors
22:03 Closing Thoughts and Farewell
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