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In this panel-led discussion, our speakers will share insights from their work, exploring how open-source AI can drive innovation and growth for SMEs. They will also address both the risks and opportunities associated with adopting open-source AI tools, practices, and systems. Finally, we will examine how fostering open collaboration and transparency through open-source adoption can help SMEs thrive in today’s competitive landscape.

Open-source technologies have played—and will continue to play—a crucial role in this landscape by lowering barriers to entry and enabling wider participation in advancing AI, including the development of powerful Large Language Models (LLMs). Whether you’re just beginning your AI journey or looking to enhance your existing strategy, this panel will provide you with valuable knowledge and actionable insights to guide your organisation’s decisions.

Chat host and expert panel

October’s chat is hosted by Malvika Sharan, Senior Researcher Tools, Practices and Systems. The Turing Way Co-Lead and The Turing Way Practitioners Hub Lead.

Our panel of experts will offer their unique industry perspectives:

  • John Sandall: CEO and Principal Data Scientist at Coefficient
  • Keivan Navaie: Principal AI Technology adviser at ICO and Independent Scientific Advise at The Alan Turing Institute
  • Udai Dhamija: President at Oxbridge AI Challenge

This event is part of the Alan Turing Institute's AI Insight Chat Series


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