Merge pull request #3454 from dfinity/ielashi/ai_roadmap_in_progress

docs: mark AI roadmap items as in progress

roadmap/roadmap.json

@@ -1019,14 +1019,14 @@
         "name": "Onchain AI Inference of Larger Models",
         "description": "In order to perform AI inference and training of larger models on chain, canister smart contracts need to run more compute- and memory-intensive workloads. This milestone expands the compute and memory capabilities of canisters and paves the way for future GPU hardware acceleration. A special focus is being placed on the developer experience by building tools to simplify writing AI applications.",
         "milestone_id": "Ignition",
+        "status": "in_progress",
         "eta": null,
-        "status": "future",
         "elements": [
           {
             "title": "API for AI computations",
             "overview": "API for smart contracts that allows them to run hardware-accelerated AI computations. Initially, hardware acceleration will rely on the CPU, paving the way for GPU hardware acceleration in the future.",
             "description": "AI computations are typically a graph of a large number of floating-point operations. Abstracting those operations into an API streamlines the development of AI applications, and paves the way to introduce optiizations to these specialized workload.",
-            "status": "",
+            "status": "in_progress",
             "milestone_id": "Ignition",
             "forum": "",
             "proposal": "",
@@ -1039,7 +1039,7 @@
             "title": "Wasm64 execution environment",
             "overview": "The execution environment is lifted to Wasm64 with the benefit of a 64-bit address space and its much larger addressable memory, allowing developers to load larger models in main memory.",
             "description": "The execution environment is lifted to Wasm64 with the benefit of a 64-bit address space and its much larger addressable memory.",
-            "status": "",
+            "status": "in_progress",
             "forum": "",
             "proposal": "",
             "wiki": "",