Hack RadarOpen Model Hack - Gradient x Google Deepmind
- in-person
- team
- beginner-friendly
Gradient, DeepMind, and Lambda are running an open models hackathon in San Francisco: you build with the latest releases, compare how they perform on real problems, and they're giving all teams free GPU credits. capacity's tight so apply now, max four per team, and you need approval before the door on september 12.
the full listing
- Gemma is the most capable open models from Google Deepmind GDM Gemma - The AI gateway for inference. Respan routes, evaluates, and optimizes your model calls across providers — one endpoint for building with open models. Respan - The API platform for AI agents. Nango gives your agents production-ready tools and integrations with hundreds of external services through a single API. Nango - The GPU cloud built for AI. Lambda provides on-demand compute for training, fine-tuning, and inference at scale, and is powering this hackathon with cloud credits for all participants. Lambda - The seed fund designed for founders in AI. Gradient Hosted by: Note: This event is fully in-person in San Francisco. Space is limited. Maximum team size is four. All attendees must apply and be approved to attend. – Closing + Awards 7:00 PM – Demos 4:30 PM – Lunch 1:30 PM – Hack 11:00 AM – Kickoff 9:45 AM – Doors Open 9:30 AM Agenda Together with Gradient and Google DeepMind, we’re bringing AI engineers, researchers, technical founders, and open-source builders together in San Francisco to build with the latest open models, compare approaches, and see how they perform on real problems. Open models are improving faster than most teams can evaluate them. Every release introduces new capabilities, new tradeoffs, and new decisions around inference, fine-tuning, serving, and production performance.
source: Luma