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No More Slop – swyx

Why we need to eliminate low-quality code and work in AI engineering. Speaker: swyx | Curator, AI Engineer https://x.com/swyx https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnswyxwang/ https://www.swyx.io/

7,248 views • 150 likes • 5 comments • December 22, 2025

The Infinite Software Crisis – Jake Nations, Netflix

In 1968, the term ""Software Crisis"" emerged when systems grew beyond what developers could manage. Every generation since has ""solved"" it with more powerful tools, only to create even bigger pr...

388,125 views • 10,852 likes • 590 comments • December 20, 2025

From Arc to Dia: Lessons learned building AI Browsers – Samir Mody, The Browser Company of New York

What happens when you take a polished, beloved browser and rebuild it from the ground up around AI? In 2024, The Browser Company did exactly that: transforming Arc, a human-designed browser, into D...

5,276 views • 104 likes • 15 comments • December 19, 2025

Leadership in AI Assisted Engineering – Justin Reock, DX (acq. Atlassian)

To realize meaningful returns on AI investments, leadership must take accountability and ownership of establishing best practices, enabling engineers, measuring impact, and ensuring proper guardrai...

5,496 views • 121 likes • 5 comments • December 19, 2025

Paying Engineers like Salespeople – Arman Hezarkhani, Tenex

Most software teams still run on an outdated unit of measure: hours, days, years. That single choice misaligns every incentive—clients want fewer, engineers want more, and everyone loses speed. A...

6,555 views • 118 likes • 24 comments • December 19, 2025

Welcome to AIE LEAD - Alex Lieberman, Tenex

more at https://ai.engineer

1,265 views • 15 likes • 0 comments • December 19, 2025

Dispatch from the Future: building an AI-native Company – Dan Shipper, Every, AI & I

The central thesis is that there is a "10x difference" between an organization where 90% of engineers use AI versus one where 100% do. At 100% adoption, the fundamental physics of software engineer...

57,028 views • 1,252 likes • 59 comments • December 18, 2025

AI Consulting in Practice – NLW, Superintelligent, @AIDailyBrief⁩

Insights from consulting on AI implementation across various organizations. Speaker: NLW | Host, AI Daily Brief & CEO, Super.ai https://x.com/nlw https://www.youtube.com/@AIDailyBrief

28,403 views • 689 likes • 19 comments • December 18, 2025

AI Kernel Generation: What's working, what's not, what's next – Natalie Serrino, Gimlet Labs

In this talk, we'll talk about how AI generated kernels can meaningfully speed up custom PyTorch code, without any human effort. Lots of great frameworks exist to optimize PyTorch with programmati...

5,240 views • 142 likes • 5 comments • December 17, 2025

Code World Model: Building World Models for Computation – Jacob Kahn, FAIR Meta

Today, most neural models for code learn from code itself: sequences of tokens that capture syntax rather than computation. While this allows models to learn the shape of code, true reasoning about...

11,374 views • 271 likes • 10 comments • December 17, 2025

Your Support Team Should Ship Code – Lisa Orr, Zapier

Zapier maintains 8000+ integrations that break as APIs change. We had thousands of backlog support tickets with dozens more arriving weekly. To keep up with the traffic, we started building AI tool...

2,775 views • 75 likes • 4 comments • December 16, 2025

What We Learned Deploying AI within Bloomberg’s Engineering Organization – Lei Zhang, Bloomberg

When it comes to using AI for software engineering, much of the spotlight falls on how large language models (LLMs) can write code—sometimes entirely from scratch. Countless studies highlight produ...

15,823 views • 328 likes • 13 comments • December 16, 2025

Building in the Gemini Era – Kat Kampf & Ammaar Reshi, Google DeepMind

A deep dive into the latest capabilities of Google DeepMind's Gemini 3 and the newly released "Nano Banana Pro" image model within Google AI Studio. Kat and Ammaar demonstrate "vibe coding"—a new p...

16,753 views • 337 likes • 14 comments • December 15, 2025

Coding Evals: From Code Snippets to Codebases – Naman Jain, Cursor

AI coding capabilities have leapt from generating one-line snippets to competing entire codebases with agentic workflows. I’ll trace that arc focusing on learnings and challenges through each stage...

4,072 views • 73 likes • 4 comments • December 15, 2025

From Vibe Coding To Vibe Engineering – Kitze, Sizzy

Web development has always moved in cycles of hype, from frameworks to tooling. With the rise of large language models, we're entering a new era of "vibe coding," where developers shape software th...

90,190 views • 3,629 likes • 228 comments • December 14, 2025

Minimax M2: Building the #1 Open Model – Olive Song, MiniMax

Introducing Minimax's latest AI model and its applications in code generation. Speaker: Olive Song | Senior Researcher, MiniMax https://x.com/olive_jy_song

91,168 views • 198 likes • 15 comments • December 13, 2025

Proactive Agents – Kath Korevec, Google Labs

Speaker: Kath Korevec | Director of Product, Google Labs https://x.com/simpsoka https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathleensimpson/

35,506 views • 822 likes • 54 comments • December 13, 2025

Moving away from Agile: What's Next – Martin Harrysson & Natasha Maniar, McKinsey & Company

Most enterprises are not capturing much value from AI in software dev to date (at least relative to the potential). The reason is that most are adding AI tools to their dev teams without changing t...

80,313 views • 1,453 likes • 101 comments • December 12, 2025

Hard Won Lessons from Building Effective AI Coding Agents – Nik Pash, Cline

Most of what’s written about AI agents sounds great in theory — until you try to make them work in production. The seductive ideas (multi-agent orchestration, RAG, prompt stacking) often collapse u...

19,079 views • 455 likes • 45 comments • December 12, 2025

The State of AI Code Quality: Hype vs Reality — Itamar Friedman, Qodo

AI is making code generation nearly effortless, but the critical question remains: can we trust AI-generated code for software that truly matters? Has it really become easier to build robust, high-...

22,962 views • 453 likes • 24 comments • December 11, 2025

Can you prove AI ROI in Software Eng? (Stanford 120k Devs Study) – Yegor Denisov-Blanch, Stanford

You’re investing millions in AI for software engineering. Can you prove it’s paying off? Benchmarks show models can write code, but in enterprise deployments ROI is hard to measure, easy to bias, ...

34,305 views • 784 likes • 69 comments • December 11, 2025

Agent Reinforcement Fine Tuning – Will Hang & Cathy Zhou, OpenAI

Deep dive into OpenAI's approach to reinforcement fine-tuning for code models. https://x.com/willhang_ https://x.com/cathyzhou AIE is coming to London and SF! see dates and sign up to be notified...

21,282 views • 512 likes • 13 comments • December 09, 2025

RL Environments at Scale – Will Brown, Prime Intellect

Scaling reinforcement learning environments for training advanced AI coding models. https://twitter.com/willccbb AIE is coming to London and SF! see dates and sign up to be notified of sponsorshi...

9,440 views • 238 likes • 10 comments • December 09, 2025

Efficient Reinforcement Learning – Rhythm Garg & Linden Li, Applied Compute

Reinforcement learning (RL) is a powerful mechanism for building agents that are superhuman and specialized in particular tasks. At Applied Compute, RL is one of the fundamental building blocks tha...

10,731 views • 274 likes • 2 comments • December 09, 2025

Don't Build Agents, Build Skills Instead – Barry Zhang & Mahesh Murag, Anthropic

In the past year, we've seen rapid advancement of model intelligence and convergence on agent scaffolding. But there's still a gap: agents often lack the domain expertise and specialized knowledge ...

1,270,271 views • 26,369 likes • 554 comments • December 08, 2025

2026: The Year The IDE Died — Steve Yegge & Gene Kim, Authors, Vibe Coding

As AI has grown more capable, software developers around the world have lagged behind the technology advances, and have consistently eschewed the most powerful tools. In this talk I explore why dev...

53,349 views • 1,176 likes • 124 comments • December 06, 2025

VoiceVision RAG - Integrating Visual Document Intelligence with Voice Response — Suman Debnath, AWS

In this workshop we will explore the integration of Colpali, a cutting-edge Vision based Retrieval Model, with voice synthesis for next-generation RAG systems. We'll demonstrate how Colpali's abili...

5,634 views • 132 likes • 8 comments • December 06, 2025

Government Agents: AI Agents Meet Tough Regulations — Mark Myshatyn, Los Alamos National Lab

Lightning talk given at the 2025 AI Engineer World's Fair. https://www.linkedin.com/in/markmyshatyn/

2,308 views • 63 likes • 5 comments • December 06, 2025

Future-Proof Coding Agents – Bill Chen & Brian Fioca, OpenAI

Coding agents are becoming one of the most active areas in applied AI, yet many teams keep rebuilding fragile infrastructure every time models or providers change. We believe there is a better way....

7,928 views • 182 likes • 7 comments • December 05, 2025

Katelyn Lesse – Evolving Claude APIs for Agents, Anthropic

Developers are building more and more complex, long-running, agentic systems. Learn how the Anthropic team is evolving the Claude Developer Platform to enable developers to get the best outcomes fr...

34,062 views • 666 likes • 35 comments • December 04, 2025

No Vibes Allowed: Solving Hard Problems in Complex Codebases – Dex Horthy, HumanLayer

It seems pretty well-accepted that AI coding tools struggle with real production codebases. At AI Engineer 2025 in June, The Stanford study on AI's impact on developer productivity found: A lot of...

530,225 views • 16,112 likes • 390 comments • December 02, 2025

Defying Gravity - Kevin Hou, Google DeepMind

Why we built Google Antigravity, and discussing the future of agentic IDEs with Gemini 3. Speaker: https://x.com/kevinhou22 AIE is coming to London and SF! see dates and sign up to be notified of...

104,671 views • 2,331 likes • 92 comments • December 02, 2025

Building Cursor Composer – Lee Robinson, Cursor

Learn about the infrastructure, training, and evaluations used to build Cursor Composer, our first coding model. (https://cursor.com/blog/2-0) Speaker: https://x.com/leerob AIE is coming to Londo...

24,526 views • 511 likes • 28 comments • December 02, 2025

Music from AIE Code Summit - Instrumentals

By popular demand, we are releasing our music from the livestream + venue stage -- the instrumental tracks. Comment below if you want to see the vocal tracks released!

1,716 views • 58 likes • 6 comments • November 27, 2025

The Unbearable Lightness of Agent Optimization — Alberto Romero, Jointly

This talk introduces Meta-ACE, a learned meta-optimization framework that dynamically orchestrates multiple strategies (context evolution, adaptive compute, hierarchical verification, structured me...

2,846 views • 49 likes • 5 comments • November 24, 2025

Vision: Zero Bugs — Johann Schleier-Smith, Temporal

Software with zero bugs sounds absurd, or even impossible, in anything but simple situations, but it has been built. For example, NASA's Space Shuttle software achieved near-perfection (1 error per...

1,712 views • 28 likes • 3 comments • November 24, 2025

Compilers in the Age of LLMs — Yusuf Olokoba, Muna

Python is where ideas start—but it isn't where portable, low-latency software ends. In this talk, I'll show how we use LLMs inside a constrained, verifiable compiler pipeline to turn plain Python f...

3,863 views • 107 likes • 6 comments • November 24, 2025

Agents are Robots Too: What Self-Driving Taught Me About Building Agents — Jesse Hu, Abundant

In this talk, I break down the surprising parallels between robotics and agents: embodiment, statefulness, simulation, and more. The main lesson from self-driving: everyone thought perception was h...

2,494 views • 54 likes • 3 comments • November 24, 2025

Backlog.md: Terminal Kanban Board for Managing Tasks with AI Agents — Alex Gavrilescu, Funstage

Never leave your terminal to create and manage tasks for your AI agents. Backlog.md stores all your tasks as Markdown files in your Git repo. By exposing the main workflows and commands as MCP tool...

4,360 views • 108 likes • 7 comments • November 24, 2025

Hacking Subagents Into Codex CLI — Brian John, Betterup

Subagents are amazing tools for managing context, among other things. But Codex CLI doesn't have them. Let's change that! Brian John is a Principal Full Stack Engineer with over a decade of experi...

6,136 views • 116 likes • 5 comments • November 24, 2025

Context Platform Engineering to Reduce Token Anxiety — Val Bercovici, WEKA

Context Platform Engineering is the set of skills and tools to design, size, and configure systems optimized for Agent Swarm Context, at any scale. “KV-cache hit rate is the single most important ...

1,564 views • 27 likes • 4 comments • November 24, 2025

The Cure for the Vibe Coding Hangover — Corey J. Gallon, Rexmore

Download the slides, soundtrack and other resources from this talk at: https://vibecodinghangover.com Inspiration strikes! You fire up your favorite AI coding agent and tell it "Build me an app th...

2,950 views • 92 likes • 11 comments • November 24, 2025

Enterprise Deep Research: The Next Killer App for Enterprise AI — Ofer Mendelevitch, Vectara

Conversational AI has already proven itself as the first high-ROI enterprise AI application. But the real frontier lies beyond chat with high-value, document-centric workflows that still consume co...

1,021 views • 14 likes • 1 comments • November 24, 2025

Developing Taste in Coding Agents: Applied Meta Neuro-Symbolic RL — Ahmad Awais, CommandCode

Your coding agent writes code like an LLM bot. CommandCode writes code like me. Every developer has a coding agent now. What if your coding agent actually had taste? What if it understood not just...

1,116 views • 29 likes • 6 comments • November 24, 2025

From Stateless Nightmares to Durable Agents — Samuel Colvin, Pydantic

Building production AI agents reveals a harsh truth: stateless architectures that work for simple demos become impossibly painful at scale. When long-running workflows fail, you lose all compute, p...

13,101 views • 276 likes • 10 comments • November 24, 2025

What Data from 20m Pull Requests Reveal About AI Transformation — Nick Arcolano, Jellyfish

Engineering teams are spending millions on AI coding tools, but most have no idea what's actually working. Without hard data, you're flying blind – unable to tell which teams are actually using AI ...

1,786 views • 42 likes • 5 comments • November 24, 2025

Infra that fixes itself, thanks to coding agents — Mahmoud Abdelwahab, Railway

This talk shows how we built Railway Autofix, a plug-in template you can drop into any Railway project to monitor your infrastructure, and open PRs with fixes when issues are detected. We use OpenC...

961 views • 16 likes • 4 comments • November 24, 2025

Context Engineering: Connecting the Dots with Graphs — Stephen Chin, Neo4j

AI systems need more than intelligence; they need context. Without it, even the most advanced models can misinterpret information, lose track of details, or arrive at conclusions that don’t hold up...

5,866 views • 121 likes • 13 comments • November 24, 2025

AI Copilots for Tech Architecture: The Highest-ROI Use Case You’re Not Building — Boris B., Catio

AI copilots have already changed the game in software development. But the most strategic, highest-leverage use case is still overlooked: tech architecture decision-making. Architecture decisions d...

900 views • 10 likes • 2 comments • November 24, 2025

AI changes *Nothing* — Dax Raad, OpenCode

Everyone says AI changes everything. Dax Raad argues that when it comes to building a winning product, AI changes nothing. In this contrarian talk, Dax breaks down why the fundamental challenges o...

78,583 views • 3,018 likes • 134 comments • November 23, 2025