Track host
About the track
Artificial intelligence, especially Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Large Language Models, is increasingly becoming one of the critical factors to the success of our modern applications.
This track focuses on sharing practitioner-driven insights on what works (and what doesn't) on AI-focused software architectures, enabling you to build and sustain the AI-based systems of the future.
We will explore the latest trends and techniques for building modern software architecture for AI systems and applications.
The day in the host's words
Sessions in this track
Tuesday 9 April. 6 sessions per track, chosen and introduced by the Track Host.
10:35 Churchill (Ground Fl.) Session When AIOps Meets MLOps: What Does It Take To Deploy ML Models at Scale Ghida Ibrahim Chief Architect, Head of Data @Sector Alarm Group, Ex-Facebook/Meta In this talk, we introduce the concept of AIOps referring to using AI and data-driven tooling to provision, manage and scale distributed IT infra. We particularly focus on how AIOps can be leveraged to help train and deploy machine learning models and pipelines at scale. 11:45 Fleming (3rd Fl.) Session AI/ML Mind Your Language Models: An Approach to Architecting Intelligent Systems Nischal HP Vice President of Data Science @Scoutbee, Decade of Experience Building Enterprise AI As large language models (LLMs) emerge from the realm of proof-of-concept (POC) and into mainstream production, the demand for effective architectural strategies intensifies. 13:35 Rutherford (4th Fl.) Event Connecting the Dots: Applying Generative AI (Limited Space - Registration Required) Details coming soon. 14:45 Windsor (5th Fl.) Session Flawed ML Security: Mitigating Security Vulnerabilities in Data & Machine Learning Infrastructure with MLSecOps Adrian Gonzalez-Martin Senior MLOps Engineer, Previously Leader of the MLServer Project @Seldon The operation and maintenance of large scale production machine learning systems has uncovered new challenges which require fundamentally different approaches to that of traditional software. 15:55 Fleming (3rd Fl.) Session Large Language Models for Code: Exploring the Landscape, Opportunities, and Challenges Loubna Ben Allal Machine Learning Engineer @Hugging Face In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, Large Language Models (LLMs) for code have emerged as a groundbreaking tool for code completion, synthesis and analysis. 17:05 Whittle (3rd Fl.) Session AI/ML Lessons Learned From Building LinkedIn’s AI Data Platform Felix GV Principal Staff Engineer @LinkedIn Taking AI from lab to business is notoriously difficult. It is not just about picking which model flavor of the day to use. More important is making every step of the process reliable and productive.QCon London 2024 is a three day conference for senior software engineers, architects and team leads. An international program committee of working engineers selects every session. Patterns and practices, not products and pitches.