Ollama and Crusoe to debate closed vs open vs self-trained models in SF panel
ollama · x · 2026-09-25
A San Francisco AI Talk on Oct 7 will tackle whether teams should call closed frontier models, run open models, or train their own. Speakers include Ollama CEO Jeffrey Morgan, Trajectory AI co-founder Michael Elabd, and Crusoe SVP Erwan Menard, whose companies chose different paths. The panel will weigh cost, control, performance, and speed-to-ship, with no product pitches.
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