Oct 17, 2026

An AI Agent Got Its User Banned From Resy — Keycard, JPMorgan Chase & AAuth

A panel of experts discusses the challenges of granting autonomy to AI agents due to coarse-grained authorization systems. They advocate for intent-based runtime authorization, leveraging concepts like "missions" and "budgets" from AOTH, brain-hands architecture, and dynamic policy management. The discussion covers agentic commerce, accountability through tamper-resistant audit logs, and whether P(doom) is a real threat, emphasizing engineering ingenuity and societal learning from failures.

Oct 17, 2026

Memory-Aware Agent Harnesses for Anti-Money Laundering — Nacho Martinez, Oracle

Nacho Martinez argues that the model is fixed while the harness (agent loop, memory, context engineering, tools and skills, continual learning) is where engineers can make real gains. He walks through the agent stack and applies it to an autonomous AML agent that flags suspicious bank transactions, then demonstrates the workshop environment and answers questions on memory design, skill retrieval, caching, and hybrid search.

Oct 16, 2026

AI Agents Cut 3-Day Portfolio Builds to Minutes — Jack McDonald, Apollo & Michael Manapat, Rowspace

Jack McDonald of Apollo's Redding Ridge and Michael Manapat of Rowspace discuss where AI becomes mission-critical in structured credit and CLO management. They cover compressing portfolio construction from days to minutes, automating the weekly trade reconciliation, and why embedding engineers with front-office teams, rather than relying on generic LLMs, is what earns trust in financial data.

Oct 15, 2026

Fully Connected 2026 Day 2: Mike Intrator on Hot Ones, Parag Agrawal, Dylan Patel, and Jenson Button

Day two of CoreWeave's Fully Connected conference brings together Parallel Web Systems CEO Parag Agrawal on agent-driven web infrastructure, SemiAnalysis founder Dylan Patel on AI cloud fragmentation and security, Formula One champion Jenson Button on team culture under pressure, and CoreWeave CEO Mike Intrator on financing, risk, and building an AI cloud from a New Jersey garage.

Oct 15, 2026

Context Engineering for AI Agents: 4 Failure Modes to Avoid

Martin Keen explains why bigger context windows can make AI agents less reliable. He introduces context rot, the four context failure modes of poisoning, distraction, confusion, and clash, and the context engineering fixes that work by removing information rather than adding it.

Oct 14, 2026

CoreWeave Fully Connected 2026 Keynote: Introducing CoreWeave Forge | Built for Adoption

CoreWeave's Fully Connected 2026 Day 1 keynote centers on the AI loop of run, observe, curate, improve and evaluate, and the launch of CoreWeave Forge. It covers production agent operations, agent observability and RL rollouts, Vera Rubin NVL72 and the Vera CPU, and enterprise evaluation practices from Capital One, Caterpillar and Cognition.