Summary
MLflow 3.10.0 introduces multi-workspace support for organizing experiments and models, alongside new GenAI features like multi-turn evaluation, LLM cost tracking, and AI Gateway usage analytics. The UI has been redesigned for improved navigation, and in-UI trace evaluation is now available.
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