2024-08-21

Owned by Tom Qin
Last updated: Aug 27, 2024 by Tina Tsou
4 min read

Agenda

  1. Hackathon tutorial, Gary Qi, 10 minutes

  2. Overview update, @Wilson Wang

  3. Workstream 1-5 presentations @Yona Cao , @Qi Tang , @Rick Cao , @Moshe Shadmon  , @Tom Qin  

  4. Workstream 4 specific question  @Moshe Shadmon

  5. AI4D Meeting Update, @Haruhisa Fukano ,  @Jeff Brower 

Video Recording

https://bytedance.us.larkoffice.com/minutes/obus9f3k8g26de2kj166718h



Summary


The meeting discussed the progress and plans of the Infinite Edge AI project, the main contents included:

  • Workstream 1: No update this week.

  • Workstream 2: Defined objectives and features of the edge workstream, including cross-platform compatibility, non-expert solutions, and focus on data scoping and algorithms.

  • Workstream 3: Discussed naming of agent service and updated on minor issues and architecture design.

  • Workstream 4: Will have an update next week.

  • Workstream 5: Requested availability and interest from Xie Hao to work on a demo for the project.

  • Event: Discussed catering options and extended the proposal deadline to the 27th.

Chapters


00:13 Discussion on Hackathon Tutorial and Judging Criteria

This section is about a meeting discussing a tutorial. Tina Tsou starts, introducing Gary to talk. Gary explains the format and duration of the tutorial. Yuna and Gary are to coordinate. Tom shares the screen. They discuss needing a host for the meeting, selecting five judges, and how to judge presentations based on interest, performance, functionality use, and application outside the code website. Teams will present and scoring will be done.


05:37 Discussion on Hackathon Details for Fashion Industry AI Project

This section discusses tutorial/workshop time for teaching code usage for building an AI engine, judgment updates, the source of challenges, involvement of industry for challenges and mentors, and products allowed for the hack, including options for using various codes and models.


11:00 Discussions on Codes Tutorial, Time, IDs, Prices and Overview of Infinite Hai

This section discussed various topics including offering codes tutorials by Gary Qi, adjusting the date format for better understanding, considering the 5-hour time for prototype work being sufficient, adding a reminder about bringing ID and potentially sending emails about it, fixing prices, and moving on to the overview with Wilson leading.


16:16 Updates and Discussions on Hacker Song, MVP Document, and Work Streams

This section discusses the participation issue in the hacker song event. Only two people participated and more are needed. The late information about the event and short submission time were mentioned. There was also talk about MVP documents and workstreams. Luma page posting and updates on summaries were discussed.


21:33 Proposed Directions for IG AI Database Work Stream on Edge Services

This section discusses the first version of the edge work stream on the IG AI database. It aims to define a clean interface and includes objectives like cross-platform compatibility and providing non-expert solutions for small businesses. Also covers features like efficient data scoping, data types, using available solutions, and defining an open source authentication process for data access, along with algorithms for various purposes. Ideas and directions are proposed and contributions are welcomed.


27:46 Discussion on Database Options and Work Streams for Edge Services

This section focuses on discussions related to a database for a work stream. It covers finding and refreshing the link, questions about building the database from scratch or using existing ones. There's a preference for using off-the-shelf options but openness to creating specific ones based on business needs. Emphasis is on defining high-level specs, considering general use cases, and awareness of overlaps with related efforts.


33:05 Updates and Discussions on Work Streams and Collaborations

This section involves discussions on various work streams. People expressed interest by leaving comments or emails. Issues like screen sharing, naming of services, worker design, and availability for projects were covered. Updates on these were shared and some details will be provided next week.


38:32 Discussions on Meeting Availability, Catering Options and Costs for an Event

This section covers discussions on scheduling a meeting with Xie Hao regarding federated machine learning next week. It also mentions skipping Tom's update as he's absent. Further, it includes an update on lunch catering options and related numbers and costs. Questions like the number of people and quotations for one or two days were raised and discussed.


44:00 Discussions on Event Planning and Extending Deadlines

This section discusses various matters. They're working hard to keep the price down. One person will get numbers and email a summary. There's talk of covering $1,000 and the rest going to LF. They consider extending the deadline for applications due to having 12 CFP applications. They prefer on-site presentations but may make exceptions for some. 32 legislations have been set and 22 will attend on-site.


49:22 Discussion on Proposal and Registration Deadlines and Related Arrangements

This section discusses the deadlines for proposal and registration to participate. The proposal deadline was August 17th. They consider extending the registration deadline to next Friday, August 30th. A program subcommittee meeting is planned for next Wednesday, the 27th. They also agree to inform LFH and LFI people. They believe everything was covered and appreciate participation.