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AI agents are redefining the future of automation, driving smarter decisions, streamlining operations, and opening new possibilities for businesses. Join us for a 60-minute live session where we’ll explore how AI agents really work, the impact they’re making across industries, and how you can begin applying them to accelerate results in your organization. What you’ll learn: * What AI agents are and how they’re being used today. * Real-world examples of intelligent automation in action. * Best practices for integrating AI agents into existing systems. * Tools and platforms to simplify automation adoption.

AI agents are redefining the future of automation, driving smarter decisions, streamlining operations, and opening new possibilities for businesses. Join us for a 60-minute live session where we’ll explore how AI agents really work, the impact they’re making across industries, and how you can begin applying them to accelerate results in your organization. What you’ll learn: What AI agents are and how they’re being used today; Real-world examples of intelligent automation in action; Best practices for integrating AI agents into existing systems; Tools and platforms to simplify automation adoption.

AI is evolving into autonomous agents that connect with multiple business systems via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). While these agents boost efficiency, they also introduce new security risks. They can access sensitive data and act across systems, sometimes without human oversight. This session covers key risks, real-world examples of failures, and practical ways to keep AI agents secure and trustworthy.

AI agents promise to take us beyond simple prompting into a world where machines can reason, plan, and act. In this session, we’ll share our hands-on journey experimenting with AI agents, separating hype from reality. We’ll walk through how we got started, the use cases we explored, the tools and frameworks we tested, what worked (and what didn’t), and the key lessons we’ve learned along the way.

Join a hands-on session where we’ll demystify how AI agents really work and how you can start using them to drive results in your organization. What you'll learn: What AI agents are and how they’re being used today. Real-world examples of intelligent automation in action. Tips for integrating AI agents into your existing systems. Tools and platforms that make automation easier.

This session introduces Dana, a local-first agent programming language designed for building AI agents. Learn how to build expert AI agents locally with long running, multi-step workflows on a single line, built-in concurrency for parallel LLM calls with zero async keywords, and deterministic execution with learning loops that improve reliability over time.

This project focuses on enhancing cyber defense capabilities through the deployment of intelligent AI agents that augment human expertise within Security Operations Centers (SOCs). Addressing key challenges such as alert fatigue, manual threat correlation, and high-volume event processing, the solution integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure—including K3s clusters, Loki, Vector, and Security Onion. The core of the solution is a multi-agent architecture that automates tier-1 security analysis while escalating complex threats to human analysts with full contextual insight.

60-minute panel discussion on the future of open-source AI across all layers of the generative AI stack. The conversation will explore emerging trends, recent innovations in open source, and the evolving ecosystem of AI agents, open-source inference, models, and support tooling.

In this session, we'll discuss the next-generation search infrastructure that gives AI agents seamless access to web information and hard-to-find intelligence. Traditional methods can't handle these new workflows, and legacy search engines - designed for human attention - aren't built for these emerging AI use cases. We will address: a)The power of web search for LLM-based applications; b) the need to avoid scraping of legacy search engines; c) How we're building a new category of "searcher" models; and d) What you can power with a web retrieval engine, including demos.