PyTorch Foundation pitches an open stack: the future is better systems, not bigger models
PyTorch · x · 2026-10-24
The PyTorch Foundation highlights Linux Foundation's Jonathan Bryce keynote at AGNTCon + MCPCon: smaller specialized models are becoming dramatically more capable, and new continual-learning approaches let systems improve from real-world deployment. The industry is moving from bigger models to better systems. Bryce argues AI's future depends not on any single model but on an open set of technologies for building, optimizing, serving, and continuously improving intelligence — with PyTorch Foundation assembling that open foundation across any model, chip, and cloud.
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