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Designing AI Agents for the Complex Realities of Healthcare

Designing AI Agents for the Complex Realities of Healthcare

Dr. Sarah Gebauer presents a clinical framework for deploying AI agents in healthcare, drawing a powerful analogy between AI agents and medical residents. She outlines the critical risks, validation strategies, and post-deployment monitoring required to make agents useful, safe, and credible in high-stakes clinical environments.

Building Multi-Player AI Systems (and why it’s SO hard)

Building Multi-Player AI Systems (and why it’s SO hard)

MeshAgent introduces a multiplayer AI paradigm, shifting from single-user systems to collaborative 'Rooms' where teams of humans and agents can work together with shared context. This talk explores the platform's architecture, developer tools, and its approach to solving real-world collaborative tasks.

AI Needs Memory - Here's How It Works

AI Needs Memory - Here's How It Works

A deep dive into the architectural and economic foundations of memory for AI agents. The talk explores the core tradeoffs between classical data storage and dynamic agent behavior, introduces a human-inspired framework for memory, and discusses practical strategies and future directions for building reliable, evolving AI systems.

Trust at Scale: Security and Governance for Open Source Models // Hudson Buzby // MLOps Podcast #338

Trust at Scale: Security and Governance for Open Source Models // Hudson Buzby // MLOps Podcast #338

Hudson Buzby from JFrog discusses the critical security, governance, and legal challenges enterprises face when adopting open-source AI models. He highlights the risks lurking in repositories like Hugging Face and argues for a centralized, curated AI gateway as the essential framework for enabling safe, scalable, and cost-effective AI development.

Catastrophic agent failure and how to avoid it // Edward Upton // Agents in Production 2025

Catastrophic agent failure and how to avoid it // Edward Upton // Agents in Production 2025

Edward, a founding engineer at Asteroid, discusses the critical challenge of managing catastrophic failures in agentic browser solutions, particularly in high-stakes domains like healthcare and insurance. He shares real-world examples of agent failures and outlines a practical framework for building more reliable, predictable, and accountable agents by scoping their capabilities, implementing robust human-in-the-loop tooling, and employing independent evaluation systems.

Advancing the Cost-Quality Frontier in Agentic AI // Krista Opsahl-Ong // Agents in Production 2025

Advancing the Cost-Quality Frontier in Agentic AI // Krista Opsahl-Ong // Agents in Production 2025

Krista Opsahl-Ong from Databricks introduces Agent Bricks, a platform designed to overcome the key challenges of productionizing enterprise AI agents. The talk covers common use cases, the difficult trade-offs between cost and quality, and how Agent Bricks uses automated evaluation and advanced optimization techniques to build cost-effective, high-performance agents.