Program:
16.00: Welcome
16.15: Talk 1:
“How to implement open source AI systems using Python and the LangChain framework” by Lise Lystlund, Co-Coders
16.45: Talk 2:
"How to scale a small platform teams’ ability to support hundreds of developers using AI" by Michael Munch & Kenneth Bøgedal, Bankdata
17.15: Networking with a light serving
Anyone can attend. You don't to be a code ninja or a tech wizard, we just expect you to be curious and eager to learn :)
Details:
Talk 1: “How to implement open source AI systems using Python and the LangChain framework”
Open source AI models are redefining how we implement and build AI solutions. Tasks restricted by privacy concerns in cloud environments can now run locally using open source AI frameworks that process data securely on-device.
During this event, Lise Lystlund, Co-founder and CEO of Co-coders, will explore how to implement open source AI systems using Python and the LangChain framework. She will dive into the technical foundations of open source AI, showcasing practical examples of building AI agents that integrate with real-world data sources and APIs. From RAG models to automation pipelines integrated with open source AI elements, attendees will gain hands-on insights into how to build and contribute to open AI ecosystems.
Join us to collaborate on innovative open source AI projects and explore how Python can bring these ideas to life by a few lines of code.
Talk 2: How to scale a small platform teams’ ability to support hundreds of developers using AI
Michael Munch (Lead developer) and Kenneth Bøgedal (Founder, Product owner, and Lead developer) of the Automation Highway at Bankdata will dive into our support model with an added AI agent.
We will explore how our current setup is built and how it not only helps us as a platform team but also gives a very positive impact on our developers.
Join us when we talk about @DocLlama, our support helper AI
This will be a show and tell session about a real-world implementation of AI.
Anyone can attend:
- Python developers at any skill level interested in AI/ML
- Data scientists and engineers exploring open source tooling
- Contributors and enthusiasts of open source AI frameworks
- Tech professionals building or deploying AI applications
- Beginners, students, and anyone curious about getting started with AI and open source development
