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EPISODE · May 31, 2025 · 7 MIN

Nebius AI Studio, Open-Source Models and much more

from The Ravit Show · host Ravit Jain

How do you turn powerful AI models into real-world impact—without the complexity? During NVIDIA GTC, I had the chance to speak with Dylan Bristot, Senior AI Product Marketing Manager, Nebius, on The Ravit Show about how Nebius AI Studio is bridging the gap between cutting-edge AI and enterprise readiness.Dylan walked us through:-- What Nebius AI Studio is—and how it’s built to solve real challenges organizations face when implementing AI-- The core services that power the platform, from training and fine-tuning to deployment and scaling-- The diverse model ecosystem available on the studio and how Nebius decides which models to support-- The growing importance of open-source AI, and how Nebius is contributing to that evolutionWe also explored one of the most creative showcases at GTC: the “Street Fighter III AI Arena” demo. Beyond the fun and nostalgia, it demonstrates the real-world potential of vision models—and how AI can learn, adapt, and compete in dynamic environments.This was a deep dive into what it takes to make AI useful, usable, and scalable—while keeping the developer experience front and center.#data #ai #nvidiagtc #nebius #theravitshow

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