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BentoML Service Deployment and API Exposure

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Linked challenge: AI-Powered Quantum Link Integrity Monitor

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AI-Powered Quantum Link Integrity Monitor

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Containerize your anomaly detection model, the RAG system, and the GPT-5 integration into a unified service. Use BentoML to package and serve this entire application as a production-ready API endpoint. The service should expose an endpoint (e.g., `/detect_anomalies`) that accepts a time range and returns detected anomalies along with the AI-generated recommendations. Write comprehensive `bentofile.yaml` and `service.py` files to define your Bento.

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Linked challenge

AI-Powered Quantum Link Integrity Monitor

Inspired by advancements in practical quantum networks and noise reduction, this challenge focuses on ensuring the integrity and security of quantum communication links. Participants will develop an AI-driven service to monitor simulated quantum network telemetry (e.g., Quantum Bit Error Rate, entanglement fidelity, photon loss). The system will be tasked with real-time anomaly detection, identifying deviations indicative of environmental noise, tampering, or eavesdropping attempts. The core of the solution involves integrating a machine learning model for anomaly detection with a Large Language Model (LLM) like GPT-5. The LLM, accessed via Fireworks, will leverage a knowledge base built with LlamaIndex and stored in Postgres with pgvector, to provide contextual analysis and actionable mitigation recommendations for detected threats. The entire service must be packaged and deployed as a scalable, production-ready MLOps artifact using BentoML.

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