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Presentation: Architecting AI Systems for the Messy Reality of Enterprises: Why Agentic Compute is the Missing Layer

Arun Joseph — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 08:08:00 GMT

Arun Joseph shares real-world insights on scaling enterprise agentic platforms like Deutsche Telekom’s LMOS. He discusses bridging organizational fault lines, replacing tool sprawl with core platform abstractions, and moving beyond basic chatbots to operational intelligence systems through ephemeral agents and an Agent Definition Language (ADL).

By Arun Joseph

Presentation: Getting Rid of LeetCode Interviews in the World of AI

Daniel Doubrovkine — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 10:25:00 GMT

Daniel Doubrovkine explains why traditional LeetCode whiteboard interviews fail to evaluate senior engineering talent. He discusses his own experience bombing basic algorithm tests despite decades of leadership, and shares actionable frameworks for redefining the interview loop. Discover how evaluating human judgment, system design, and hands-on AI collaboration yields far better hiring signals.

By Daniel Doubrovkine

Presentation: The Future of Engineering: Mindsets That Matter When Code Isn’t Enough

Ben Greene — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 11:10:00 GMT

Ben Greene discusses how software engineers can adapt and thrive in an era of rapid AI code automation. Drawing on his startup experience, he explains key mindsets like starting simple, maintaining code comprehension, attacking hard problems first, and focusing on customer impact. He shares why human empathy, agency, and practical problem-solving remain irreplaceable when code is automated.

By Ben Greene

Presentation: Autonomous Data Products for the Autonomous Era: Rethinking Data Architecture for GenAI

Jörg Schad — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 13:30:00 GMT

Jörg Schad explains how to tame the complex "data management hairball" to build scalable, safe architectures for AI. He shares how autonomous data products act like containers for data, encapsulating pipelines, schemas, and metadata. Discover how progressive tool discovery via protocols like MCP limits context rot, enforces governance policies, and ensures reliable, multi-modal access.

By Jörg Schad