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AI EngineerAgent AI: Benchmark Scores Mean Little Without Production Evaluation
Agent benchmarks rise but production reliability lags. Treat evaluation as a live control plane, not just offline tests. Meta shows why.
Y CombinatorThe AI Adoption Gap Is Organizational, Not Technical
Why 90% of enterprises see zero AI benefit, and how a disciplined ‘proven, better, new’ product framework can change that before compute costs drop.
GOTO ConferencesThe Cost of Guessing Wrong: Why Simple Systems Now Beat Future-Proofing
A seasoned engineer explains why the smartest path lies between reckless hacking and gold-plating: build only what you need now, but well enough to evolve.
InfoQCloud Lock-In Is a Geopolitical Risk
Cloud lock-in is a geopolitical risk. This talk covers multi-cloud and local-first strategies to reduce reliance on US cloud providers.
Theo - t3․ggChannels Are the True Unit of AI Context
Claude Tag’s real innovation isn’t the Slack bot—it’s channel-scoped AI memory that matches how teams actually organize. Useful, but watch for model lock-in.
Latent SpaceThe Agent OS and the End of CDC
Databricks open-sourced Omnigen for agent governance and LTAP to eliminate ETL, but production readiness is still unproven.
The Pragmatic EngineerAI Didn't Kill Coding Interviews—It Exposed What Actually Matters
NeetCode says coding interviews persist because they measure thinking, not syntax—the real risk is engineers losing the ability to reason without AI.
IBM TechnologySocial Engineering Won’t End; It’s Shifting to Your Agents
Social engineering won’t stop; it’ll target AI agents instead of people. The threat surface is moving, and your IAM isn't ready.
InfoQStop Prompt Hacking: Architect for Deterministic AI Agents
Prompt engineering won’t make AI agents reliable. Build a skill store: codify successful outputs as deterministic code to skip reasoning for known problems.
InfoQDurable Agents Need Workflow Engines, Not Whole-Loop Sandboxes
Separating agent reasoning from tool execution in a durable workflow engine prevents state loss, eliminates idle waits, and provides an audit trail.
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