Ion Stoica talks open-source AI and how to measure whether models are improving
JosephJacks_ · x · 2026-07-27
A fireside chat from Raise Summit featuring Ion Stoica and Ramin Mohammadi discusses open-source AI, what comes after today’s static models, and how to measure whether AI is actually improving.
The talk was recorded as the opening panel in Paris and focuses on two big questions: where open-source AI is headed, and what metrics or signals should be used to tell if models are genuinely getting better rather than just looking better on benchmarks.
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