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How AI and decentralized cloud services are shaping the future of open source
Why developers should embrace open source AI tools like Ollama and FluxGPT.
Davy Wittock, Chief Business Officer at InFlux Technologies, spoke with the All Things Open team about the intersection of AI, blockchain, and open source. With over six years in blockchain, Davy brings valuable insights on how these technologies are reshaping industries like healthcare. Having transitioned from the medical field, he’s seen AI revolutionize radiology by streamlining workflows and improving diagnostics. Davy also highlights AI’s growing role in cloud computing, particularly in scaling Kubernetes and optimizing resources.
Davy emphasizes how decentralized cloud services are driving down operational costs. By decentralizing compute power, users can contribute their own resources, increasing competition and lowering costs. This, coupled with AI’s resource management, is transforming cloud computing.
He also discusses tools like Kubernetes for scaling, Grafana for monitoring, and Prometheus for metrics. Davy is particularly excited about Flux GPT, an internal tool at InFlux that integrates the open source AI tool Ollama. He encourages developers to explore these technologies and apply what they learn in real-world settings.
Key takeaways
- Decentralized cloud services, combined with AI, lower operational costs by allowing users to contribute compute power, fostering innovation and competition.
- Tools like Kubernetes, Grafana, and Prometheus are key for cloud scaling and optimization.
- Developers should explore open source AI tools like Ollama and Flux GPT to build custom AI solutions in various industries.
Conclusion
Davy’s insights reveal how AI, decentralized cloud services, and open source technologies are reshaping industries. From lowering costs to enhancing workflows in healthcare, these innovations are having a lasting impact. Developers can play a crucial role in the future of AI and cloud computing by embracing and contributing to these technologies.
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