Military Communications and Information Systems Conference (MilCIS) is running on the 18-20 November in Canberra. It is Australia’s premier defence ICT and communications event, held annually in Canberra. The conference brings together:
Datasets and models now have their own pages, cards, file lists and a data viewer, much like Hugging Face — but every file is a link to where its publisher hosts it. glitchdata catalogues, previews and counts; it never keeps a copy.
Paste a Hugging Face ID or address on the New dataset or New model page and glitchdata builds a draft from it — card, licence, tags, key facts and every file as a link back to Hugging Face. Nothing is downloaded.
A new Adopt button adds any live dataset to My Datasets without taking ownership, and the redesigned dashboard brings your datasets, models and courses together — with a Continue button that picks up at your next lesson.
The course catalogue has been rebuilt around AI: thirteen free courses and 52 lessons, from how machine learning works to building and evaluating LLM agents — several of them hands-on with datasets and models from the hub.
