Jul 12, 2026

The AI bugpocalypse is here. Now what? - Jack Cable, Corridor

Jack Cable discusses the "AI bug apocalypse" driven by advanced AI models finding and exploiting vulnerabilities and AI coding tools increasing attack surfaces. He champions a "secure by design" approach, advocating for systemic changes like using memory-safe languages to prevent common vulnerability classes rather than just patching. He also addresses AI's role in introducing new vulnerabilities, the shift towards autonomous AI in development, and policy recommendations for securing the future of AI-powered coding.

Mar 04, 2026

Towards Safety & Security in C++26 • Daniela Engert • GOTO 2025

Daniela Engert explores the significant push towards memory safety in C++26, detailing how the language is evolving to address long-standing vulnerabilities. The talk covers the critical distinction between security and functional safety, the nuances of undefined behavior, and introduces powerful new features like Standard Library Hardening and a formal Contracts system to help developers write safer, more reliable code.