
Collective Knowledge (CK) is a community initiative focused on understanding how to run AI, ML, and other emerging workloads efficiently and cost-effectively in real-world scenarios, across diverse models, datasets, software, and hardware, leveraging state-of-the-art R&D and public challenges.
This educational project was created by Grigori Fursin, cTuning and cTuning Labs in collaboration with ACM, IEEE, HiPEAC, MLCommons, dedicated volunteers and contributors, and participants in open challenges.
You can learn more about this open-source project through the ACM TechTalk'21,
the Journal of Royal Society'20 article,
the ACM REP'23 keynote, and
our white paper'24.
Explore our past prototypes of AI/ML benchmarking analytics (2024-2025):
Explore our legacy prototypes, developed in collaboration with cTuning, MLCommons, and ACM (2022-2025):
Explore our community initiatives on collaborative optimization and reproducibility of AI systems:
Explore our past open-source technologies developed by Grigori Fursin in collaboration with our valued partners and the community: