What we’re about
We are a professional organization for AI practitioners in the Silicon Valley. We aim to bring together data scientists, engineers, and business people working in AI and big data area. We host seminars, interactive group meetings, and mentoring sessions. We provide an exchange platform for big data professionals to share their experiences, learn about the newest technologies and explore potential startup opportunities. Join us today. Find like-minded people in AI and grow your career and AI and big data business with us.
Upcoming events
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•OnlineAI in 2025: A Review
Online2025 was the year AI stopped being “just a model” and started behaving like a system: multimodal foundation models with explicit reasoning modes, tool use, and increasingly autonomous agents became the default across the industry. In this talk, I’ll walk through the most consequential releases and breakthroughs of 2025, focusing on what changed at the foundation-model layer and what that unlocked in agents, voice, video generation, and robotics.
We’ll track the flagship arcs from the top AI labs and platforms—OpenAI’s GPT‑5 era and the rise of productized agents, Google’s Gemini 2.5 to Gemini 3 evolution, and xAI’s rapid Grok iterations. Along the way, we’ll examine the year’s standout modality leaps: video generators that moved toward controllability and synchronized sound, voice stacks that became platform primitives for real-time assistants, and robotics “foundation models” that push agentic reasoning into the physical world.
The goal is having a clear overview of the accelerating pace of AI development, what these shifts imply for developers, product teams, and anyone building with AI in 2026. Attendees will leave with a clear mental timeline of 2025’s defining moves, a practical framework for evaluating “agentic” claims, and concrete takeaways on where the AI stack is headed next.
Speaker: Junling Hu
https://www.linkedin.com/in/junlinghu/
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7-7:05 pm Meet & Chat
7:05-8:00pm Talk
8:00-8:30 Additional Q&A87 attendees
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