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In today’s fast-evolving tech landscape, automation is no longer just about writing test scripts. It’s about building a strategy that scales across services, teams, and time. In this session, Ronak Ray breaks down how modern QA teams can move from patchwork testing to future-ready automation architectures. Learn how to design modular, API-first frameworks, reduce test flakiness, align coverage with risk—and most importantly, how to harness AI to generate, prioritize, and self-heal tests. This is the new blueprint for automation: faster, smarter, and scalable.

Discover how Sitecore leverages AI across its composable platform to deliver real-time personalization, content intelligence, and customer journey optimization at scale. This session dives into the architecture and technology powering smarter digital experiences—and showcases real-world implementations from leading brands.

In this session, we’ll explore the AI revolution. While companies are racing to find ways to automate and reduce their workforce, we are focused on the opposite. We’re building the data OS for the application layer, starting with making engineers 10x more productive in finding and understanding Mongo data. ScoutDB enables you to run queries using natural language, automatically map schema relationships, and navigate data on a beautiful, infinite canvas. We exist to shift power back to the engineer–the builders of tomorrow.

RAG has transformed AI applications by grounding responses with external data. It can be better. By pairing RAG with low latency SQL analytics, you can enrich responses with instant insights, leading to a more interactive and insightful user experience with fresh, data-driven intelligence. In this talk, we’ll demo how low latency SQL combined with an AI application can deliver speed, accuracy, and trust.

AI-based diagnostic tools for skin cancer have become increasingly popular due to their efficiency and low cost. However, a critical limitation of many existing models is their lack of diversity in training data—particularly the underrepresentation of darker skin tones. As a result, these models tend to perform poorly on non-white patients, increasing the risk of misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis and contributing to significant health disparities. This project aims to address this issue by developing a diagnostic tool capable of accurately identifying malignant skin lesions across all skin tones