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September 24th, Thursday
11:00 AM ET
The webinar is part of a sponsored whitepaper package with Futurum on GitOps. The core thesis of the paper is that GenAI operationalization is fundamentally a distributed systems and platform engineering challenge, rather than just a data science problem. The paper addresses the "Shadow AI" crisis. DevOps leaders are actively dealing with the operational, security, and cost risks created when isolated teams bypass enterprise controls to stand up AI silos. It argues that organizations should not build separate AI stacks, but instead extend their existing disciplines, like GitOps, CI/CD, policy-as-code, and declarative delivery, to manage GenAI. The goal would be for the panel to provide actionable, engineering-focused solutions for a DevOps.com and techstrong.ai audience.
Key Takeaways:
1. Scaling GenAI is fundamentally a platform engineering and distributed systems challenge, not just a data science project.
2. Avoid building parallel AI silos by extending existing DevOps and GitOps disciplines.
3. Enterprises must combat "Shadow AI" by providing centralized, self-service infrastructure.
4. Governance and observability must be embedded directly into the platform.
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Christopher Nuland
Chief AI Architect - Red Hat
Christopher Nuland currently serves as a Chief AI Architect at Red Hat. His background includes spearheading machine learning and big data analytics initiatives across different industries and verticals. During his tenure in Red Hat Consulting, he specialized in cloud-native migrations, AI adoption, and metrics-driven transformations. He has been a keynote speaker and spoken at conferences worldwide, including KubeCon US/EU, and PyTorch Con. Currently involved within the PyTorch community.
