AI_dev: Open Source GenAI & ML Summit Europe 2025

LLMs have democratized AI, making it more accessible for everyone. But today’s chat bots still feel very disconnected. Wouldn’t it be great if you could use AI to tap into your personal knowledge and data, and use it to drive the tools you already know and love? Imagine using a chat bot to create your next pitch deck, or generating bespoke 3D scenes for your next home decoration project using inexpensive tools like Blender. In this talk, I'll show you how this is possible with tools like Genkit and MPC, the Model Context Protocol.

Enterprises struggle to integrate fragmented generative AI (GenAI) technologies. Due to its rapid evolution and diverse implementations, even top LLMs hallucinate when answering Kubernetes-related questions.

Docling, an open source package, is rapidly becoming the de facto standard for document parsing and export in the Python community. Earning close to 30,000 GitHub in less than one year and now part of the Linux AI & Data Foundation. Docling is redefining document AI with its ease and speed of use. In this session, we’ll introduce Docling and its features, including how:

In the competitive world of e-commerce, relevant search results directly impact business outcomes. This presentation explores:

As software engineers, we love to build good, maintainable code that works and doesn't panic. Or at least, that's what we aspire to. 

Building a protocol-based server from scratch is never just about code—it’s about discovery, mistakes, iteration, and ultimately, crafting something meaningful from raw ideas. In this talk, we’ll share the behind-the-scenes story of how we at Hud built our first MCP (Message-Client-Protocol) server—what MCP is (and what it’s not), why we needed it, and how we got from an idea to a working production system.