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Beyond the Prototype: Using AI to Write High-Quality Code - Josh Albrecht, Imbue

In this case study-based keynote, Josh Albrecht, CTO of Imbue, examines the critical engineering challenges in building AI coding systems that create more than just prototypes. Drawing from Imbue's...

14,377 views • 279 likes • 18 comments • July 25, 2025

Software Development Agents: What Works and What Doesn't - Robert Brennan, AllHands/OpenHands

The adoption of AI into software development has been bumpy. While autocomplete tools like Copilot have gone mainstream, autonomous agents like Devin and OpenHands have generated both enthusiasm an...

19,023 views • 390 likes • 26 comments • July 25, 2025

Devin 2.0 and the Future of SWE - Scott Wu, Cognition

A talk on the future of software engineering with Scott Wu of Cognition AI, the makers of Devin. About Scott Wu Scott is the co-founder and CEO of Cognition AI. He previously competed in internati...

16,416 views • 240 likes • 15 comments • July 25, 2025

Your Coding Agent Just Got Cloned And Your Brain Isn't Ready - Rustin Banks, Google Jules

Will the future engineer code alongside a single coding agent, or will they spend their day orchestrating many agents? Traditional development rewards synchronous focus. This session dives into the...

6,069 views • 124 likes • 7 comments • July 25, 2025

Latent Space Paper Club: AIEWF Special Edition (Test of Time, DeepSeek R1/V3) — VIbhu Sapra

Recorded at the AI Engineer World's Fair in San Francisco. Stay up to date on our upcoming events and content by joining our newsletter here: https://www.ai.engineer/newsletter Timestamps: 00:00:...

1,182 views • 29 likes • 2 comments • July 25, 2025

Human seeded Evals — Samuel Colvin, Pydantic

In this talk I'll introduce the concept of Human-seeded Evals, explain the principle and demo them with Pydantic Logfire. ---related links--- https://x.com/samuel_colvin https://www.linkedin.com/...

3,002 views • 63 likes • 5 comments • July 25, 2025

Building AI Products That Actually Work — Ben Hylak (Raindrop), Sid Bendre (Oleve)

You've made the demo. How do you make the product? A lot of AI products don't actually work. Even worse, a lot of the techniques being advertised for making AI products better don't work either. We...

2,709 views • 43 likes • 5 comments • July 24, 2025

Rise of the AI Architect — Clay Bavor, Cofounder, Sierra w/ Alessio Fanelli

As the amount of consumer facing AI products grows, the most forward leaning enterprises have created a new role: the AI Architect. These leaders are responsible for helping define, manage, and evo...

43,719 views • 812 likes • 21 comments • July 24, 2025

AI That Pays: Lessons from Revenue Cycle — Nathan Wan, Ensemble Health

While much of the AI innovation in healthcare has centered on clinical and patient-facing applications, Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) remains an underexplored yet critical domain. Given the growin...

892 views • 8 likes • 0 comments • July 24, 2025

Structuring a modern AI team — Denys Linkov, Wisedocs

You've been given an AI mandate but don't have additional headcount, what next? Re-skilling, up-skilling and team augmentation become essential to delivering on a new mandate. In this talk we'll co...

39,591 views • 861 likes • 13 comments • July 24, 2025

The Rise of Open Models in the Enterprise — Amir Haghighat, Baseten

This year kicked off with the DeepSeek-R1 news cycle breaking out of our AI Engineering bubble into the mainstream tech and business world. Leaders at the highest levels of the largest enterprises ...

2,575 views • 72 likes • 3 comments • July 24, 2025

Mentoring the Machine — Eric Hou, Augment Code

You’d never let a swarm of fresh interns ship to prod on day one—same deal with AI agents. Mentoring the Machine dives into how acting like a tech lead (not just a user) turns those bots into real ...

1,179 views • 30 likes • 2 comments • July 24, 2025

Building Applications with AI Agents — Michael Albada, Microsoft

Generative AI has dramatically shortened the distance between ideas and implementation, enabling faster prototyping and deployment than ever before. But while language models can streamline individ...

15,086 views • 383 likes • 4 comments • July 24, 2025

AX is the only Experience that Matters - Ivan Burazin, Daytona

If you’re building devtools for humans, you’re building for the past. Already a quarter of Y Combinator’s latest batch used AI to write 95% or more of their code. AI agents are scaling at an expo...

3,061 views • 63 likes • 4 comments • July 24, 2025

How to build Enterprise Aware Agents - Chau Tran, Glean

While LLMs demonstrated impressive reasoning capabilities, their out-of-the-box reasoning is akin to hiring a brilliant but brand-new employee who doesn’t have the enterprise context of “how things...

9,974 views • 191 likes • 5 comments • July 24, 2025

Monetizing AI — Alvaro Morales, Orb

As AI continues to transform industries, companies are faced with the critical challenge of effectively monetizing AI-driven products in a way that captures value, ensures customer adoption, and sc...

7,156 views • 205 likes • 10 comments • July 23, 2025

Does AI Actually Boost Developer Productivity? (100k Devs Study) - Yegor Denisov-Blanch, Stanford

Forget vendor hype: Is AI actually boosting developer productivity, or just shifting bottlenecks? Stop guessing. Our study at Stanford cuts through the noise, analyzing real-world productivity dat...

289,607 views • 6,686 likes • 703 comments • July 23, 2025

How agents will unlock the $500B promise of AI - Donald Hruska, Retool

AI agents are on the cusp of revolutionizing work as we know it. The number of use cases software can tackle is set to explode as AI handles tasks requiring real judgment. But to cross the gap betw...

3,150 views • 66 likes • 1 comments • July 23, 2025

How Intuit uses LLMs to explain taxes to millions of taxpayers - Jaspreet Singh, Intuit

I will talk about how Intuit uses LLMs to explain tax situations to Turbotax users. Users want explanations of their tax situations - this drives confidence in the product. Over the course of last...

942 views • 18 likes • 3 comments • July 23, 2025

3 ingredients for building reliable enterprise agents - Harrison Chase, LangChain/LangGraph

It's easy to build a prototype of an agent, but hard to put an agent in production - especially in an enterprise setting. In this section, will talk about three ingredients for building reliable ag...

50,624 views • 908 likes • 33 comments • July 23, 2025

From Hype to Habit: How We’re Building an AI-First SaaS Company—While Still Shipping the Roadmap

What does it really take to move a modern SaaS company from AI experimentation to becoming truly AI-first? At Sprout Social, we’re in the midst of that transformation—rearchitecting strategy, syst...

749 views • 14 likes • 0 comments • July 23, 2025

Machines of Buying and Selling Grace - Adam Behrens, New Generation

How to go beyond browser automation to truly agentic commerce, where AI can buy, sell and negotiate on behalf of users and merchants. About Adam Behrens Adam Behrens is the co-founder and CEO of N...

501 views • 10 likes • 0 comments • July 23, 2025

How to Build Planning Agents without losing control - Yogendra Miraje, Factset

LLMs are getting smarter—but Agents are still unpredictable, unreliable, and hard to control. In this talk, I’ll share practical lessons from building real-world plan-and-execute agents —covering ...

8,757 views • 206 likes • 4 comments • July 23, 2025

Building Agents (the hard parts!) - Rita Kozlov, Cloudflare

AI workloads are rapidly shifting from AI being used for augmentation (co-pilots), to AI becoming responsible for full, end-to-end automation (agents). But building effective agents, and even more ...

4,182 views • 80 likes • 1 comments • July 23, 2025

POC to PROD: Hard Lessons from 200+ Enterprise GenAI Deployments - Randall Hunt, Caylent

The transition from experimental GenAI demonstrations to robust, production-grade systems involves significant technical and organizational complexities. Humans provide a ceiling on the true ROI of...

38,904 views • 832 likes • 17 comments • July 23, 2025

From Copilot to Colleague: Trustworthy Agents for High-Stakes - Joel Hron, CTO Thomson Reuters

This keynote will explore what it takes to move from basic generative assistants to fully agentic AI—systems that don’t just suggest but plan, act, and adapt—all within the structured, high-trust e...

1,655 views • 32 likes • 3 comments • July 23, 2025

How to Hire AI Engineers when EVERYONE is cheating with AI — Beth Glenfield, DevDay

AI broke recruitment - how to think about hiring for AI-enabled engineers in the era of AI cheating agents and AI customised resumes. Recorded at the AI Engineer World's Fair in San Francisco. Sta...

7,175 views • 171 likes • 21 comments • July 22, 2025

Stateful environments for vertical agents — Josh Purtell, Synth Labs

Hey All - gave a talk on building stateful environments for vertical agents at AI tinkerers and ppl really liked it, happy to do again. Here's the repo - general code that endows environments like ...

1,353 views • 23 likes • 5 comments • July 22, 2025

Books reimagined: AI to create new experiences for things you know — Lukasz Gandecki, TheBrain.pro

[last round of Attendee-Led 10min lightning talks] I will showcase how I got tired of waiting for an AI assisted/no spoiler book reading experience and built my own. Check 30s video at https://yout...

1,969 views • 48 likes • 5 comments • July 22, 2025

AI powered entomology: Lessons from millions of AI code reviews — Tomas Reimers, Graphite

This talk will explore insights from millions of automated code reviews, revealing trends in bugs, vulnerabilities, and code health that Graphite’s AI code review agent have uncovered. This talk wi...

3,326 views • 52 likes • 1 comments • July 22, 2025

Do You Trust Your AI’s Inferences? — Sahil Yadav, Hariharan Ganesan, Telemetrak

Enterprise AI adoption is accelerating, but with it comes a hard question: Do we trust the model’s decisions? In this 18-minute talk, I’ll explore the invisible risks behind automated decision-maki...

647 views • 20 likes • 3 comments • July 22, 2025

How to run Evals at Scale: Thinking beyond Accuracy or Similarity — Muktesh Mishra, Adobe

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mukteshkrmishra/

771 views • 10 likes • 0 comments • July 22, 2025

Continuous Profiling for GPUs — Matthias Loibl, Polar Signals

Continuous Profiling for GPUs extends our industry-leading continuous profiling platform to provide deep, always-on visibility into your GPU workloads. Now you can see exactly how your GPUs are be...

320 views • 5 likes • 0 comments • July 22, 2025

Top Ten Challenges to Reach AGI — Stephen Chin, Andreas Kollegger

an opener to the GraphRAG track!

809 views • 10 likes • 1 comments • July 22, 2025

Practical GraphRAG: Making LLMs smarter with Knowledge Graphs — Michael, Jesus, and Stephen, Neo4j

RAG has become one standard architecture component for GenAI applications to address hallucinations and integrate factual knowledge. While vector search over text is common, knowledge graphs repres...

32,788 views • 692 likes • 29 comments • July 22, 2025

Knowledge Graphs in Litigation Agents — Tom Smoker, WhyHow

Structured Representations are pretty important in the law, where the relationships between clauses, documents, entities, and multiple parties matter. Structured Representation means Structured Con...

3,845 views • 118 likes • 3 comments • July 22, 2025

When Vectors Break Down: Graph-Based RAG for Dense Enterprise Knowledge - Sam Julien, Writer

Enterprise knowledge bases are filled with "dense mapping," thousands of documents where similar terms appear repeatedly, causing traditional vector retrieval to return the wrong version or irrelev...

32,261 views • 702 likes • 16 comments • July 22, 2025

HybridRAG: A Fusion of Graph and Vector Retrieval - Mitesh Patel, NVIDIA

Interpreting complex information from unstructured text data poses significant challenges to Large Language Models (LLM), with difficulties often arising from specialized terminology and the multif...

16,414 views • 414 likes • 21 comments • July 22, 2025

tldraw.computer - Steve Ruiz, tldraw

Learn about tldraw's latest experiments with AI on an infinite canvas. In 2024, we created tldraw computer, a loose visual programming environment where arrows and LLMs powered every step of a grap...

62,019 views • 2,453 likes • 100 comments • July 21, 2025

Excalidraw: AI and Human Whiteboarding Partnership - Christopher Chedeau

Covid sent everybody home and created the space of virtual whiteboards. At first the experience reused the physical constraints but soon it became better than a physical whiteboard thanks to using ...

3,469 views • 79 likes • 4 comments • July 21, 2025

The Bitter Layout or: How I Learned to Love the Model Picker — Maximillian Piras, Yutori

Are conversational interfaces the future or, as many designers have suggested, a lazy solution that is bottlenecking AI-HCI? Despite well-documented usability issues, the design of many AI applicat...

1,449 views • 23 likes • 1 comments • July 21, 2025

UX Design Principles for Semi Autonomous Multi Agent Systems — Victor Dibia, Microsoft

Autonomous or semi-autonomous multi-agent systems (MAS) involve exponentially complex configurations (system config, agent configs, task management and delegation, etc.). These present unique inter...

4,545 views • 107 likes • 5 comments • July 21, 2025

Agentic GraphRAG: AI’s Logical Edge — Stephen Chin, Neo4j

AI models are getting tasked to do increasingly complex and industry specific tasks where different retrieval approaches provide distinct advantages in accuracy, explainability, and cost to execute...

31,016 views • 628 likes • 26 comments • July 21, 2025

CIAM for AI: Authn/Authz for Agents — Michael Grinich, CEO of WorkOS

AI agents are changing the way modern SaaS products operate. Whether automating workflows, integrating with APIs, or acting on behalf of users, AI-driven assistants and autonomous systems are becom...

1,628 views • 45 likes • 3 comments • July 21, 2025

Good design hasn’t changed with AI — John Pham, SF Compute

Bad designs are still bad. AI doesn’t make it good. The novelty of AI makes the bad things tolerable, for a short time. Building great designs and experiences with AI have the same first principles...

3,620 views • 117 likes • 5 comments • July 21, 2025

Building Effective Voice Agents — Toki Sherbakov + Anoop Kotha, OpenAI

How to build production voice applications and learnings from working with customers along the way! https://x.com/tokisherbakov https://www.linkedin.com/in/akotha7/

10,161 views • 295 likes • 9 comments • July 20, 2025

What every AI engineer needs to know about GPUs — Charles Frye, Modal

Every programmer needs to know a few things about hardware, like processors, memory, and disks. Due to AI systems' extreme demand for mathematical processing power, AI engineers need to know a few ...

20,692 views • 547 likes • 15 comments • July 20, 2025

Robots as professional Chefs - Nikhil Abraham, CloudChef

How we converted a bimanual robot into a professional chef that works in novel kitchens and learn new recipes from a single demonstration About Nikhil Abraham Nikhil is the CEO of CloudChef - reim...

1,924 views • 26 likes • 4 comments • July 20, 2025

[Full Workshop] Reinforcement Learning, Kernels, Reasoning, Quantization & Agents — Daniel Han

Why is Reinforcement Learning (RL) suddenly everywhere, and is it truly effective? Have LLMs hit a plateau in terms of intelligence and capabilities, or is RL the breakthrough they need? In this w...

102,819 views • 3,488 likes • 127 comments • July 19, 2025

A Taxonomy for Next-gen Reasoning — Nathan Lambert, Allen Institute (AI2) & Interconnects.ai

Current AI models are extremely skilled, which was seen as the step change in evaluation scores across the industry in the first half of 2025, but often fail when presented with even medium time-ho...

15,244 views • 267 likes • 10 comments • July 19, 2025