Ai agents

A Playground for AI Engineers

A Playground for AI Engineers

Paulo Vasconcellos from Hotmart details their journey of building "Agent as a Product", explaining how they blend classic ML models with LLMs for efficiency, evolve their MLOps platform for the generative AI era, and create real business value through AI-powered tutors and sales agents.

Exploits of public-facing apps are surging. Why?

Exploits of public-facing apps are surging. Why?

A deep dive into the 2026 IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, exploring the shift to exploiting public-facing applications, the rise of AI agent-related threats, critical AI infrastructure flaws, and the need for a more human-centric approach to threat intelligence.

Agents as Search Engineers // Santoshkalyan Rayadhurgam

Agents as Search Engineers // Santoshkalyan Rayadhurgam

Large language models are transforming search from a static, stateless process into a dynamic, agent-based reasoning system. This talk explores the practical patterns—like query rewriting, hybrid retrieval, and agent-based reranking—for building and deploying these 'agentic search' systems at scale, covering the architectural principles, production challenges, and the future trajectory where search itself may dissolve into understanding.

Time to become a hacker // Matt Sharp

Time to become a hacker // Matt Sharp

In this talk, Matt Sharp explains that while 2025 is the year of AI agents, it's also the year of cybercrime. The rush to create frictionless, user-friendly agents has led to a neglect of fundamental security principles, creating a perfect environment for hackers who are now using these same powerful AI tools to innovate and scale their attacks.

When Agents Learn to Feel: Multi-Modal Affective Computing in Production // Chenyu Zhang

When Agents Learn to Feel: Multi-Modal Affective Computing in Production // Chenyu Zhang

This talk explores the frontier of affective computing in AI agents, proposing a new architecture where emotion is a first-class component. It covers the technical challenges of deploying multi-modal, emotion-aware systems in production—from memory and learning to multi-agent orchestration—and delves into the critical ethical considerations of privacy, manipulation, and scientific validity.

Make Something Agents Want

Make Something Agents Want

The hosts explore the dawn of an agent-driven economy, spurred by tools like OpenClaw and social platforms like MoltBook. They discuss the critical shift for developers to build tools that AI agents, not just humans, will choose, focusing on the new go-to-market strategies, the rise of swarm intelligence, and the essential infrastructure required for this new paradigm.