Akash Accelerate '24: Official Livestream

Welcome to the official livestream of Akash Accelerate '24 in Austin, TX.
0:00:56 - Opening Remarks
0:02:30 - Keynote Presentation from Greg Osuri
0:44:48 - Decentralized AI Revealed: Real World Applications
1:11:40 - Greg Osuri & Erik Voorhees In Conversation
2:36:53 - What Does DeAI Mass Adoption Look Like? (Lex Avellino, Passage & Robert Myers, Manifold Labs)
3:06:29 - David Johnston, OSS Contributor, Morpheus AI
3:36:50 - The Growth of Decentralized Compute - with Stefaan Vervaet (Akave), Dean Nelson (Cato Digital), Daniel Keller (Flux), and David Johnston (Morpheus)
4:34:57 - Akash Network Builder Showcase - Arel Avellino (Passage), Ishan Dhanani (Brev.dev), Jiahao Sun (Flock.io)
5:34:46 - Decentralized AI and Privacy-Preserving Learning - Sriram Vishwanath, University of Texas at Austin
6:06:51 - Unpacking the Potential of DePIN - with Rahul Arulkumaran (Foundry), Megan Klimen (Filecoin Foundation), Kevin Denman (Edge & Node), and Micah Casella (Messari)
6:36:08 - Q&A with Greg Osuri
Check out the full agenda and list of speakers:
akash.network/...
About Akash Accelerate:
Akash has grown considerably over the past few years. This growth has firmly established the network at the forefront of the permissionless compute space, with many regarding Akash as key infrastructure in the Decentralized AI movement. As people debate whether technological progress should speed up or slow down, Akash has chosen its direction. ​It’s time to accelerate.
Connect with Akash Network:
→ Website: akash.network/
→ Twitter: / akashnet_
→ Github: github.com/aka...
→ Discord: / discord
→ Telegram: t.me/AkashNW
→ Reddit: / akashnetwork
→ LinkedIn: / akash-network

[@krager4321]

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[@Richard1may]

Lets Gooo!

[@shehp5190]

Fantastic

[@loganrider2700]

😎

[@charlesodh]

Awesome all around.

[@charlesodh]

Thank you gang

[@danzaretsky7190]

On Regulation: "If we are not allowed to build, that would be a problem" - No shit Sherlock. We tuned into hear you say that? How about discussing how big of a problem it is? How about discussing how we fight against (or go around) that very possible regulation?