Luke Marsden, CEO of HelixML, discusses the company's focus on providing a private GenAI stack that allows businesses to run models locally while keeping sensitive data secure. Helix launched in December 2023, targeting enterprises with regulated environments that cannot use cloud services but are eager to leverage AI capabilities. Marsden highlights the importance of developer productivity and fine-tuning models, which is an area of growing interest as businesses look to control their own AI tools for more tailored and efficient solutions.
Up Next in JFrog SwampUp 2024
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Software Development and AI with Scot...
Docker CEO Scott Johnston discusses how AI is transforming software development by enabling developers to use models, data, and automation, leading to faster and more scalable workflows. He emphasized the importance of security and starting with trusted components to safeguard software supply cha...
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Cloud Infrastructure and MLOps with D...
Deepa Mani, principal DevOps engineer at Informatica, discusses her role managing cloud infrastructure and her involvement in MLOps during her interview at swampUP. She explains how Informatica uses JFrog products, including Artifactory and X-ray, to store, manage, and secure artifacts and binari...
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AI Legislation and Global Tech Regula...
Victoria Espinel, CEO of BSA (The Software Alliance), spoke at swampUP about her career journey, including her work as a trade negotiator for the U.S. government and as an advisor to President Obama on intellectual property. At BSA, she focuses on AI legislation, cybersecurity, and privacy, repre...
