vLLM — fast LLM serving
A high-throughput open-source engine for running large language models quickly.
Open source ↗AI Radar
Last updated: 26 Oct 2026 · Curated picks — dates shown. Not a live scrape. Draft — not live until OK.
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How it works
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Today’s picks
A handful of things worth your time this week, chosen by a person and dated. Click through to the original.
A high-throughput open-source engine for running large language models quickly.
Open source ↗Models, OSS and community posts straight from the lab’s own blog.
Open hub ↗Sydney, 6–12 December 2026 — main conference dates as shown on neurips.cc. Register on the organiser’s site.
Open NeurIPS ↗Trending on GitHub
Open-source AI projects picking up attention, checked for a clear README, recent activity and a stated licence.
Fast, high-throughput engine for serving large language models.
Open repo ↗Run language models locally, even on modest hardware. Now lives at ggml-org/llama.cpp.
Open repo ↗A simple way to download and run models on your own machine.
Open repo ↗The shared model library most open-source ML work builds on.
Open repo ↗Node-based visual editor for image and video generation workflows.
Open repo ↗Google’s open-source AI agent for the terminal.
Open repo ↗An AI pair programmer that works in your terminal and your git repo.
Open repo ↗Open-source speech-to-text model, still widely used.
Open repo ↗Model and company moves
Announcements straight from the labs’ own blogs and release notes. We link the source; we don’t rewrite it.
Models, OSS and community posts — core open ML lane.
Open hub ↗Claude product and safety / policy updates from the company site.
Open news ↗xAI models and company news — link the primary source; verify on publish day.
Open news ↗Events
Conferences and meetups coming up in the next few months. Dates come from the organiser; register on their site.
Sydney, 6–12 December 2026 (main conference dates as shown on neurips.cc).
Open NeurIPS ↗Flagship deep-learning conference; the site now lists ICLR 2027. Check dates on iclr.cc before relying on a card.
Open ICLR ↗Seoul, 6–11 July 2026. Past event: archive link only, not for the upcoming shelf.
Open ICML archive ↗Worth reading
Newsletters, papers and longer pieces that explain what changed and why it matters.
Research and policy depth — strong “Worth reading” source. Named newsletter, not a lab confirmation of any one story.
Open Substack ↗Dense weekday digest — good mine for Today’s picks.
Open TLDR ↗Preprints for the Radar papers section — RSS available.
Open arXiv ↗Daily paper buzz. Papers with Code now redirects here — we link HF Papers directly.
Open HF Papers ↗Tools in public use
Tools that builders and researchers have named in public talks, posts or READMEs. Every card links the dated source.
Independent builder notes on LLM tooling — Atom feed live.
Open blog ↗Open platform for software-dev agents — coding harness trend.
Open repo ↗Nothing matches that yet — try the tag agents, or clear your filters.
Honesty
AI Radar is curated by hand and updated about three times a week. Dates shown. Not a live scrape. Corrections welcome via the contact page. Affiliate / Ad badges only appear if a partner programme is approved later (see How we make money). Source pack seed: 22 news hubs · 12 GitHub samples · 20 public X accounts · 7 event calendars.