Introducing Slingshots // FOUR: 14 projects across eight top institutions. Self-improving agent systems and harnesses, maximally-open models and training data, applications for research and decision-making – plus kernels and more. Say hello to the batch 🧵
While AI-evolved optimized systems may well work in the long term, current versions do not appear to be ready for primetime.
We discuss this in a new blog: https://t.co/EvuxeFKgkn
What you can do: do not blindly trust AI-optimized systems . Explicitly stress test them!
Recent work by @CyLab students shows that open-weight models have become very capable autonomous multi-host attackers: https://t.co/oMWd0gVCG7.
This is the first of our blog series from Cyber Autonomy Initiative https://t.co/oZ0MYd5IF3 @CyLab
Great @ApacheDataFusio Community Showcase yesterday with presentations from @milindsriv (ASAPQuery/Carnegie Melon University) and @sap1ens (Streamling).
Watch the recording here: https://t.co/UE9IvSlqSL
Join the third edition of the @ApacheDataFusio Community Showcase this Thursday, August 6th at 3 pm PST on Zoom!
The Showcase will feature two DataFusion builders:
1. "ASAPQuery: A Drop-in Sketch-based Query Accelerator for Metrics Observability", presented by Milind Srivastava
ASAPQuery is a drop-in query accelerator that fits in your existing metrics observability stack like Prometheus-Grafana or Clickhouse-Grafana. ASAPQuery uses sketch-based approximation to reduce query latency by 2 orders of magnitude while simultaneously reducing query cost. Internally, ASAPQuery converts existing PromQL/SQL queries to Datafusion-based plans (with custom nodes) and executes them using sketches.
2. "Streamling: Building a Lightweight Data Streaming Runtime on Apache DataFusion", presented by Yaroslav Tkachenko
Many analytical databases and query engines use DataFusion as a foundation. But can you extend it to build a data streaming framework? In this talk, Yaroslav will cover the lessons learned from extending DataFusion to support streaming. We'll look into how well most of the existing components can be leveraged with little or no modifications. We'll also see how modern features, like implementing TypeScript support via WebAssembly, can be integrated with the Arrow format.
cc @andrewlamb1111
Register here ➡️ https://t.co/obf3I6Ukd8
The incident from @huggingface and @OpenAI (https://t.co/kLUjo3AOXQ https://t.co/j9AqA2fs5U) reconfirms the argument we have been making at @CyLab for a Scientific Foundation for Cyber Autonomy (https://t.co/yUEXGa4A75)
Reach out to us to collaborate!
Introducing Slingshots // THREE: 13 projects from the top researchers and top institutions in US and Canada. Alt architectures, world models, continual learning, hard sciences, HCI, and more. Let's meet the batch 🧵
I recently presented ProjectASAP's ASAPQuery at GrafanaCon. My first time there, both as an attendee and speaker. Probably the largest audience I've presented to so far. I met a ton of new people and had insightful conversations about ASAPQuery, Grafana and observability.
I spoke at at Observability Day Europe about how ASAPQuery (https://t.co/EwCSnu36O1) can make metrics observability queries 100x faster while simultaneously reducing query CPU and memory cost.
Check out the talk video -- https://t.co/eBjP1cUZ4P
Grafana dashboards timing out on large Prometheus deployments? We built ASAPQuery, a drop-in accelerator for Prometheus-Grafana that speeds up queries by 100x!
Run the 5-min Docker quickstart demo to compare Prometheus vs ASAPQuery latency side-by-side: https://t.co/EwCSnu36O1
ASAPQuery/ @milindsriv@Alan_Lau@zeying_zhu@vyas_sekar / (@CarnegieMellon) This infrastructure replaces expensive and slow “scan everything” data analysis with lightweight summaries, so teams (and AI agents) can get useful answers from massive datasets much faster and at lower cost.