Feb 21, 2026

MCP Security: The Exploit Playbook (And How to Stop Them)

Vitor, co-founder of Runlayer and former tech lead for Zapier Agents, provides a deep dive into the security vulnerabilities of the rapidly adopted MCP standard for AI agents. He outlines the primary attack vectors, including sophisticated prompt injections, supply chain attacks like 'rug-pulls', and tool schema manipulation, using real-world exploits as examples. The talk concludes with a multi-layered defensive strategy for users, developers, and enterprises to secure their AI agent deployments.

Feb 21, 2026

The Future of Coding: AI Agents & the Next Tech Revolution // Ricky Doar

Ricky Doar, VP of Solutions at Cursor, shares best practices for leveraging AI in software development, focusing on effective problem decomposition, context management, and navigating both new and legacy codebases. He highlights common anti-patterns, such as over-reliance on AI, and offers strategies for debugging, model steerability, and building effective agent harnesses.

Feb 20, 2026

Migrating from Neptune to Weights & Biases

A technical guide on migrating ML experiments from Neptune to Weights & Biases, covering the migration script, API-level code changes, and best practices for organizing projects and analyzing results in the W&B platform before the Neptune sunset.

Feb 20, 2026

Spring Then & Now: What’s Next? • Rod Johnson, Arjen Poutsma & Trisha Gee

A panel discussion with Spring Framework creator Rod Johnson and veteran Arjen Poutsma, moderated by Trisha Gee. They discuss the evolution of Spring, the future of reactive programming in the age of virtual threads, their new AI agent framework Embabel, and the essential AI skills modern Java developers need to acquire.

Feb 20, 2026

India's USD $200B AI hub & Claude builds C compiler

Experts from IBM discuss Google's $200B AI investment in India, Claude's autonomous C compiler creation, the significant security risks in AI agent skills, and the looming AI ROI problem facing IT leaders, debating the shift from per-token to value-based pricing.

Feb 19, 2026

Fast & Asynchronous: Drift Your AI, Not Your GPU Bill // Artem Yushkovskiy

Delivery Hero presents "Asya", an open-source framework that replaces traditional AI pipelines with a distributed, asynchronous actor model. This paradigm shift dramatically lowers GPU costs and improves scalability by treating each processing step as an independent, auto-scaling microservice on Kubernetes.