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Host of Open Source AI Week (Oct 16-25, 2026) opensourceaiweek.com
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11K attendees. 66 events. 200+ organizations. Thank you for advancing open-source AI with us. We’ll be back soon 🤍

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Matt White Verified account @matthew_d_white Oct 28
Open Source AI Week is a wrap—and what a week.

11,000+ people came through the week’s events. A record 66 events on the calendar. More than 200 organizations involved.

The community showed up:

🎉 The Kick Off Party, hosted by @huggingface, brought together 1,800 people to celebrate open models and the people building them. An incredible start to the week.

🎙️ The Open Weight Debates at @github delivered three lively debates about AI’s future. Over 1,000 people registered, the room hit capacity, and people were lined up outside hoping to get in.

🛠️ The ExecuTorch Hackathon with @qualcomm and @metaai. brought together 200 participants across 35 teams, building across Compute, Mobile + XR, and IoT.

Congratulations to the teams behind the track winners:
• Compute: MotionVitals AI
• Mobile + XR: Second-Ear
• IoT: Venturo Home Mobility
From mobility measurement to phone-scam detection and accessible home automation, the builders showed what on-device AI can make possible.
🏆 The Open Source AI Awards filled the room at @fdotinc. Ten awards recognized projects and people making a difference—and someone went home with a new Mac mini for their agents!
Congratulations to:
@vllm_project
@harborframework
NeMo Guardrails (@NVIDIAAI)
ExploitGym
Hermes Agent (@NousResearch)
Arize Phoenix (@arizeai)
@danielhanchen
@QGallouedec
@rasbt
@thedotmack for Claude Mem, now CMEM

🍽️ The Attention Is All You Eat dinner brought the community together around the table, keeping the conversations going beyond the stage.

A huge personal thank-you to our core team: @KevinCrosby1 @_kayyoo @ekang426 @yujian_tang. Your care, commitment, and work made this week possible.

Thank you to the Open Intelligence Foundation (@open_intel_fdn) for organizing the week, and to the entire team behind it.

To our week-wide sponsors:
@GoogleDeepMind @arcee_ai @Azure @near_ai @SemiAnalysis_

Thank you for backing this community.
And to our event partners and supporters, including @github @huggingface @Qualcomm @Meta @hackersquadio @fdotinc @PyTorch @reflection_ai @NousResearch @PrimeIntellect @LaudeInstitute @ollama @MistralAI @UnslothAI—and everyone who hosted or supported an event—thank you.

To every volunteer, speaker, judge, builder, maintainer, and attendee: you made this week what it was.

It’s clear now more than ever that open source AI is thriving and growing.

Let’s keep building together.

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🏆 Meet the winners of the Open Source AI Awards 2026!

Celebrating the people and projects moving open source AI forward:

• The Bedrock Award — Best AI Infrastructure:
vLLM (@vllm_project), represented by Richard Bian (@RichSFO).

• The Reward Signal Award — Best Reinforcement Learning Project:
Harbor (@harborframework) from Laude Institute, represented by Ryan Marten (@ryan_marten).

• The Reality Check Award — Best Benchmark or Evaluation:
ExploitGym from UC Berkeley RDI, represented by Zhun Wang.

• The Guardrails Award — Best Security & Alignment Project:
NeMo Guardrails from NVIDIA (@NVIDIAAI), represented by Jean Kossaifi (@JeanKossaifi).

• The Community Lifeline Award — Outstanding Community Support:
Daniel Han (@danielhanchen), co-founder of Unsloth AI (@UnslothAI).

• The Unsung Maintainer Award — Outstanding Project Stewardship:
Quentin Gallouédec (@QGallouedec), TRL maintainer at Hugging Face (@huggingface).

• The Mission Control Award — Best Agentic Harness:
Hermes Agent from Nous Research (@NousResearch), represented by Sam Herring (@yaboilyrical).

• The Glass Box Award — Best Observability Tool:
Arize Phoenix from Arize AI (@arizeai), represented by Mikyo King (@mikeldking).

• The Open Knowledge Award — Outstanding Educator:
Sebastian Raschka (@rasbt), author of Build a Large Language Model (From Scratch).

• The Naming Things Is Hard Award — Most Spectacularly Questionable Project Name:
Alex Newman (@thedotmack), creator of Claude Mem → CMEM.

Congratulations to all our winners, and thank you to everyone who nominated, voted, contributed, and joined us to celebrate! 🤍

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Two more speakers joining us for Awards Night tonight! 🏆

• @PeterJ_Walker — OpenRouter
• @realbasilchatha — Forward Deployed / Latent Space

See you all at @fdotinc

Registration required: luma.com/7ebvz0oq
luma.com Open Source AI Awards Night (Open Source AI Week) · Luma Your agents have spoken and we have answered. They want more compute so we will raffle off a new Mac Mini M6 at tonight’s event. Keep your agents happy! Join…
Matt White Verified account @matthew_d_white Oct 23
Your agents have spoken. They want more compute. We’ve answered: a new Mac Mini M6 is being raffled off TONIGHT at the Open Source AI Awards. Keep your agents happy. 🏆

I’ll be speaking about why open source AI and open models are essential to keeping innovation accessible, AI accountable, and the freedom to build in everyone’s hands.

Joining me on stage:

• Peter Walker @PeterJ_Walker — @OpenRouter
• Ian Ballantyne @IanBallantyne — @GoogleDeepMind
• Daniel Han @danielhanchen — @UnslothAI
• Irene Solaiman @IreneSolaiman — @huggingface
• Ahmad M. Osman @TheAhmadOsman — @OsmanticAI
• Alex Newman @thedotmack — @Claude_Memory
• Lucas Atkins @latkins — @arcee_ai
• Basil Chatha @realbasilchatha — @latentspacepod, moderating the fireside with Peter

Then we celebrate the builders behind the breakthroughs with @open_intel_fdn.

🏆 Project awards:
The Bedrock Award • The Reward Signal Award • The Guardrails Award • The Reality Check Award • The Mission Control Award • The Glass Box Award

🏆 Individual awards:
The Community Lifeline Award • The Unsung Maintainer Award • The Open Knowledge Award • The Naming Things Is Hard Award

And yes, there are prizes for the “Best OSAI Week Post” on X. Share your highlights using BOTH #OpenSourceAIWeek and #OpenIntelligence to enter.

🍽️ Doors open at 5 PM with hot food
🎤 Program starts at 6 PM sharp

Interest is high and entry is first come, first served. Arrive early!

Registration is required: luma.com/7ebvz0oq

Let’s give the people building open AI their moment.

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🏆 Join us for Awards Night—the final flagship event of Open Source AI Week.

Celebrate the builders, maintainers, and projects powering open source AI.

🎤 Featuring talks from:

• @danielhanchen Unsloth
• @simon_mo_ Inferact
• @matthew_d_white Open Intelligence Foundation
• @IreneSolaiman Hugging Face
• @IanBallantyne Google DeepMind
• @latkins Arcee AI
• @thedotmack Claude-Mem

👀 We’re also giving away a Mac mini. More compute for your agents!

📅 Friday, October 23 · 5–10 PM PT

Hosted by @fdotinc, OSS4AI, and Open Intelligence Foundation.

🎟 RSVP: luma.com/7ebvz0oq

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⚖️ Three motions. Six debaters. Here’s how the audience voted at Open Weight Debates.

Last night at @github HQ, the debate covered AI safety, democratization, and the race to 2030.

1️⃣ Would the risks of frontier open models outweigh their benefits?

64% against · 36% for

2️⃣ Does democratizing AI require affordable intelligence, without requiring public access to model weights?

72% against · 28% for

3️⃣ Will closed models maintain an overall performance advantage over open-weight models through 2030?

65% against · 35% for

The audience voted against all three motions—backing the case for open weights across the board.

Thank you to all six debaters and everyone who joined the conversation! @m_bourgon @cheryltamcheng @DavidRBellamy @istoica05 @percyliang @opensauceAI @matthew_d_white

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