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AI Summit Europe 2025

Where European business leaders, innovators, and decision-makers converge to transform artificial intelligence from concept to competitive advantage.

Turning

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AI Summit Europe 2026

6–8 May, 2026 Riga, Latvia

Where European business leaders, innovators, and decision-makers converge to transform artificial intelligence from concept to competitive advantage.

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6-8 May, 2026

Riga, Latvia

Turning

AI Ideas

Into Results

AI Summit Europe 2026

Where European business leaders, innovators, and decision-makers converge to transform artificial intelligence from concept to competitive advantage.

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Thinking about what AI really means for your business

Most leaders are here – questioning the hype vs reality

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You want real case studies, not marketing fluff

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Cut through the noise with expert guidance

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Time to move from observer to leader

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Welcome to AI Summit Europe 2026

The conference built for leaders ready to act.

6–8 May, 2026 National Library of Latvia, Riga

6-8 May 2026

National Library of Latvia, Riga

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This event brings together business professionals, innovators, and decision-makers from across Europe to focus on real-world AI implementation and strategy.

Over three days, you’ll gain practical insights, explore proven frameworks, and connect with those successfully integrating AI into their operations — without the fluff.

If you’re looking to unlock business value from AI, align teams around smart execution, and stay ahead in a rapidly shifting landscape — you’re in exactly the right place.

Join us at AI Summit Europe 2026 – the international event for business professionals, leaders, and decision-makers driving AI forward.
Explore practical strategies across four key areas: business transformation, implementation, operational efficiency, and innovation. Learn what works, connect with industry peers, and turn AI potential into real business impact.

Themes

Turning AI Ideas Into Results

Explore the most critical aspects of AI development and implementation through focused tracks designed for maximum impact.

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AI Strategy & Organizational Transformation

From vision to value: drive enterprise-wide AI transformation.

Strategy

This theme focuses on how organizations define and implement AI strategies that create sustainable impact. Sessions explore leadership alignment, AI governance, pricing models, and structuring teams for AI success.

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AI Solutions for Business Efficiency & Automation

Replace manual work with intelligent systems—and scale what works.

Automation

Focused on operational excellence, this theme covers how businesses leverage AI to optimize workflows, reduce costs, and automate routine processes.

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AI Ecosystem & Tools in Real-World Use

Tool up for impact: real-world AI platforms, integrations, and best practices.

Tools

Explore how to apply existing AI platforms—from Microsoft to open-source—to real business scenarios. Topics include prompt engineering, model deployment, and integration strategies.

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AI Innovation & Emerging Technologies

What's next? Emerging AI trends and technologies shaping the future.

Innovation

This theme showcases what’s on the horizon: from deepfakes and agentic automation to generative storytelling and algorithmic emotion. It challenges attendees to think ahead and prepare for transformation.

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AI Applications in Industry & Sector Use Cases

Sector by sector: how AI is redefining industry norms and unlocking value.

Industry

This theme highlights how AI is solving real problems in construction, education, logistics, finance, healthcare, and more. Real-world case studies. Tangible results.

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Humanoid Robot Showcase & Live Meeting

Meet your first humanoid robot: shake hands, walk together, and take photos — see AI in action.

Robot Meet

A one-of-a-kind live experience where AI steps off the screen and into real life. Interact directly with a humanoid robot — greet it with a handshake, stroll side by side, and capture photos - a glimpse into how robotics is moving from concept to everyday life and work.

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Find Your Expertise

Connect with like-minded professionals and discover the AI topics that matter to your role and industry

Join professionals from every corner of the AI ecosystem

500+ AI Leaders 200+ Companies 15+ Industries

Summit Audience

Your Role. Your Impact. Your AI Journey

Whether you lead strategy, run operations, serve the public, or build new solutions — AI Summit Europe 2026 helps you turn ideas into outcomes.

Executives & Decision-Makers

Turn vision into action. Translate AI potential into measurable ROI. Drive company-wide adoption with confidence.

Business & Operations Professionals

Replace manual work with smart automation. Streamline processes and improve efficiency. Deliver real impact.

AI Practitioners & Users

Master the habits and tools that make AI a reliable part of your daily work. Deliver better results, faster.

Startup Teams & AI Enthusiasts

Turn your idea into a validated solution. Refine your product to meet real market needs. Find your path to scale.

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Join 500+ European leaders who are turning AI ideas into measurable business results.

Executives & Decision-Makers

Business & Operations Professionals

Public Sector Representatives

Startup Teams & AI Enthusiasts

Turn vision into action.
Translate AI potential into measurable ROI.
Drive company-wide adoption with confidence.

Replace manual work with smart automation.
Streamline processes and improve efficiency.
Deliver real impact.

Transform policy into better public services.
Embed transparency, ethics, and trust.
Build citizen-first AI solutions.

Turn your idea into a validated solution.
Refine your product to meet real market needs.
Find your path to scale.

Executives & Decision-Makers

Turn vision into action. Translate AI potential into measurable ROI. Drive company-wide adoption with confidence.

Business & Operations Professionals

Replace manual work with smart automation. Streamline processes and improve efficiency. Deliver real impact.

Public Sector Representatives

Transform policy into better public services. Embed transparency, ethics, and trust. Build citizen-first AI solutions.

Startup Teams & AI Enthusiasts

Turn your idea into a validated solution. Refine your product to meet real market needs. Find your path to scale.

Attending Companies

Our Community Is Growing

Join our international community at AI Summit Europe 2026. Connect with industry leaders and peers, learn from the best in the business, and enhance your professional connections for growth!

Summit Keynotes

Hear From Keynotes on the Main Stage

Gain first-hand insights from executives, innovators, and thought leaders delivering keynote sessions that set the agenda for the future of AI and business transformation.

2026 Edition Speakers

Speakers of AI Summit Europe 2026

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Alex Northstar Enache

Chief AI Officer at NorthstarB LLC (Italy)

Stephanie Gutnik

President at tuxedo concepts (Canada)

Sam Komesarook

Head of BD at Laminar (UK)

Jerzy Biernacki

Chief AI Officer at Miquido (Poland)

Raghav Matta

Senior Solutions Architect at Databricks (India)

Lauri Antalainen

Founder of Digiwise (Estonia)

Claire Taylor

Founder of TU Marketing (UK)

Malcolm Stewart

Partner at First Impression Consulting (Lithuania)

Alex Northstar Enache

Chief AI Officer at NorthstarB LLC (Italy)

Stephanie Gutnik

President at tuxedo concepts (Canada)

Sam Komesarook

Head of BD at Laminar (UK)

Jerzy Biernacki

Chief AI Officer at Miquido (Poland)

Raghav Matta

Senior Solutions Architect at Databricks (India)

Lauri Antalainen

Founder of Digiwise (Estonia)

Claire Taylor

Founder of TU Marketing (UK)

Malcolm Stewart

Partner at First Impression Consulting (Lithuania)

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Confirmed Talks

From Keynotes to Deep Dives: 2026 Sessions

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May 6-8

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From E-Government to the Agentic State? What AI Is Really Changing in Public Administration
By Anastasija Nikiforova Professor at University of Tartu (Estonia)

Governments across Europe are moving beyond digitising services toward embedding Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the core of public administration. This shift is often described as a transition from e-government to “AI government.” But what does this transformation actually involve, and what does it demand from public institutions beyond deploying new technologies? In this talk, the speaker presents insights from a reflexive, empirically grounded framework for AI adoption in the public sector, developed through an in-depth case study of Estonia’s Bürokratt initiative—a national AI-enabled virtual assistant that serves as a single gateway to public services. Rather than treating AI as a standalone tool, the framework examines how AI becomes institutionalised across legal, organisational, operational, and socio-technical dimensions. The session traces Estonia’s trajectory from e-government toward AI government and, conceptually, toward what can be described as an agentic state—a governance model in which AI enables adaptive, data-informed action while remaining embedded in human oversight, legal mandates, and democratic accountability. The focus is not on technological sophistication, but on institutional readiness, inter-agency coordination, human–AI delegation, and the governance conditions under which AI can be scaled responsibly. Drawing on mixed empirical evidence, the talk highlights why many AI initiatives struggle to move beyond pilot phases: regulatory ambiguity, fragmented ownership, workforce capacity gaps, and misalignment between technical ambition and institutional reality. It reframes AI adoption as a multi-phase governance challenge, requiring iterative learning rather than one-off implementation. For policymakers and digital leaders, the session offers a practical lens to assess where their administrations stand—not on an AI maturity curve alone, but on a broader trajectory of governance transformation. The key message is clear: AI does not simply automate government; it reshapes agency, responsibility, and the state’s capacity to act—and must therefore be governed accordingly.
Strategy
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Winning in the Age of AI Noise: How to Stand Out When Everything Sounds the Same
By Aurimas Paulius Gircys Founder of APG MEDIA (Lithuania)

As AI-generated content floods every platform, brands are beginning to look and sound the same. This keynote reveals how to break through the noise in a world where algorithms make everything feel uniform and predictable. The central idea: the new competitive advantage isn’t more AI — it’s authenticity, amplified by AI. In an era of polished, machine-generated content, it’s real voices, lived experiences, and imperfect human stories that truly capture attention. This talk explores how companies can: Combine AI efficiency with human empathy Create content people actually feel Build communities rather than passive audiences The result? Brands that remain memorable, trustworthy, and emotionally resonant — even in the loudest digital era we’ve ever seen.
Innovation
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AI in Localization: What Global Brands Are Doing Today
By Silvi Nuñez Co-Founder of Optimational (Italy)

AI is reshaping localization, and global companies are already using it in practical, visible ways—from instant translations in user-facing platforms to hybrid workflows where AI handles the first pass and humans ensure accuracy. In this session, the speaker, Silvi Nuñez, will break down how leading brands and agencies are integrating AI into their localization processes. She explains which AI use cases deliver real impact today, what teams need to get right before scaling, and where human input remains essential. Attendees will leave with a clear, realistic view of how to bring AI into their own localization strategy without compromising quality
Industry
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Workshop | Build Your First AI Agent: A Practical Roadmap
By Kalle Sirkesalo CTO of Managed Services at Eficode (Finland)

Curious about AI but unsure where to begin? In this session, the speaker provides a clear roadmap for building a first AI agent from the ground up. The talk demystifies large language models (LLMs) and their role in today’s AI landscape, then explores the essential building blocks of effective AI interaction: powerful prompting and an understanding of tokens. The audience will discover the robust and accessible tools at their disposal, from low-code automation platforms like n8n to foundational models and agent frameworks. Through live demonstrations, the speaker shows how to construct an agent with the ability to automate complex tasks, instantly summarise critical information, and serve as an invaluable assistant—fundamentally changing how people work. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of how to integrate and adopt AI automation seamlessly into their own operations.
Tools
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From Experiments to Execution: How Companies Can Adopt AI 5-10× Faster
By Lauri Antalainen Founder of Digiwise (Estonia)

Most organisations are stuck in the AI pilot trap: exciting prototypes that never make it into real operations. In this talk, the speaker breaks down the five critical steps that turn AI experiments into sustainable business value. Drawing on dozens of projects in manufacturing, logistics, tourism, and the public sector, the speaker shares a practical framework for identifying high-impact use cases, overcoming organisational resistance, preparing the right data foundations, and driving adoption within teams. The focus is on speed, clarity, and measurable results—not hype. Attendees leave with an understanding of what is necessary to deliver real AI outcomes in months, not years.
Strategy
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Scaling AI: From Single Agent to Hundreds of Workflows
By Sara Maldon Head of Business Automation & AI at Make (UK)

How do you actually combine automation, AI, and agents in a way that truly works? Join me as I share our firsthand experience navigating this challenge while building solutions for Make, one of the leading AI automation platforms. In this demo-packed session, I’ll walk you through the mistakes, lessons learned, and real use cases that delivered tangible value—giving you practical insights into what it really takes to integrate AI-driven automation effectively.
Automation
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Beyond the Score: Your Guide to Benchmarking LLMs
By Lennard Schiefelbein Senior Consultant at TNG Technology Consulting (Germany), Jonathan du Mesnil de Rochemont Software Consultant at TNG Technology Consulting (Germany)

How do you select LLMs to deploy on a GPU cluster for hundreds of engineers? LLM benchmark results are proudly published with every new model release — but what’s really behind those numbers? This talk guides you through designing benchmarks that truly measure the real-world problem-solving capabilities of LLMs. We’ll explore methods for evaluating business-relevant LLM skills such as: coding performance, tool usage and API calling, behavior in agentic workflows. After uncovering common flaws in popular benchmarks, we’ll demonstrate alternative techniques for LLM evaluation — including: ground truth-based testing, LLM-as-a-judge, and execution-based validation (e.g., testing LLM-generated code). We’ll also highlight common pitfalls, such as how prompt variations and generation parameters can subtly and silently skew benchmark results. Finally, we’ll provide a practical decision framework to help you choose the right LLM, balancing latency, cost, and output quality. By the end of this talk, you’ll be equipped to go beyond the hype and evaluate LLMs like an engineer — not just by the score.
Tools
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Why AI Still Needs Human Oversight
By Aistis Raudys Founder of AAI Labs (Lithuania)

This session explores the limits of AI in generating original insights and making critical decisions, highlighting where human expertise still matters most. As AI systems become more capable, the role of experienced knowledge workers is evolving — from individual contributors to supervisors of multiple AI agents. Through real-world examples and practical insights, this talk demonstrates how expert oversight remains essential in ensuring accuracy, accountability, and sound judgment in AI-driven environments.
Strategy
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Before You Hire an AI Agent: What You Need to Know to Achieve Real Results
By Jerzy Biernacki Chief AI Officer at Miquido (Poland)

AI isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a powerful business lever, when used effectively. In this talk, the speaker draws on experience from 40 real-world AI implementations and hundreds of conversations with companies to show how organisations can approach artificial intelligence without fear — but also without illusions. The audience will learn: Where to start if they haven’t started yet (and how to avoid being paralysed by the flood of new tools) How to make smart decisions when a “better” model or tool appears every week Whether it is really necessary to invest hundreds of thousands of euros before seeing any results (spoiler: not necessarily) Where the biggest return on investment (ROI) actually comes from And whether AI agents are just another hype wave — or a true paradigm shift If organisations want to get started with AI but feel overwhelmed by the chaos — or have already started and are wondering whether they are heading in the right direction — this session is for them. Participants can expect plenty of real-world examples and actionable insights.
Strategy
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Stop Building AI Models. Start Building AI Products
By Fabrizio Lazzaretti CNCF Ambassador at Wavestone (Switzerland)

According to MIT Media Lab (2025), 95% of generative AI (GenAI) projects fail to deliver measurable business returns. Not because the models do not work—they demo beautifully. They fail because organisations skip the fundamentals: clear requirements, stakeholder alignment, and product thinking. In this talk, the speaker challenges the “build a model first” mindset. The session explores why requirements engineering and understanding business value are more critical for AI projects, not less. Participants will learn practical techniques to identify real value and collaborate effectively with stakeholders—defining success before writing a single line of code. With this foundation, the talk examines when proofs of concept (PoCs) are actually needed and how to bridge the dangerous gap between a PoC and a minimum viable product (MVP). But it does not stop there: the speaker asks what a real product strategy looks like and how organisations can move from one-off experiments to a systemic, transformational approach. This talk helps the audience focus on getting value out of solutions—where AI is a powerful tool to achieve outcomes, rather than being the business value itself.
Automation
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From Chat to Agents: Securing Autonomous AI
By Tal Melamed Early-Stage Advisor at Tego AI (Israel)

AI systems are rapidly evolving from passive chat assistants into autonomous agents capable of planning tasks, accessing sensitive data, invoking tools, and executing actions across enterprise environments. This shift fundamentally changes the security model. When AI systems move from generating suggestions to performing actions, they introduce new attack surfaces, privilege escalation paths, and governance challenges that traditional security controls were not designed to handle. In this talk, the speaker examines how agentic AI systems operate from a security perspective and why existing access control, monitoring, and detection approaches break down in the presence of autonomous, probabilistic behavior. The session explores common failure modes such as overprivileged agents, prompt-driven misuse, tool abuse, and the lack of agent-level auditability. Rather than focusing on theoretical risks, the session frames agentic AI as an emerging execution layer that must be governed, monitored, and constrained like any other high-risk system component. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how AI autonomy changes the threat model, along with practical guidance on the security principles required to safely deploy and operate autonomous AI systems in production.
Innovation
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AI Agents Drift: Identifying and Correcting Subtle Failures
By Sam Komesarook Head of BD at Laminar (UK)

Hard crashes are easy: the agent throws an error, you fix it, and you move on. The harder problem is drift—when the agent technically succeeds but slowly stops doing what you meant. Outputs become vaguer, tool choices grow stranger, and costs start to creep up. In this talk, the speaker examines how to detect behavioral drift before users notice, borrowing from process control theory and anomaly detection in industrial systems. The session explores what the benchmark of “normal” actually means, and how to build the feedback loops needed to catch drift early.
Automation
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From Operational Data to Actionable AI: Shipping Smart Insights That Drive Real Productivity
By Marie Cattelin Senior Product Owner at Bettermile (Germany)

In this session, Marie Cattelin, Senior Product Owner at Bettermile, presents an end-to-end, real-world case study on building and deploying AI-powered Smart Insights for last-mile operations—moving beyond dashboards to deliver clear, actionable recommendations that actually change user behavior (UK spelling changed to US for consistency; keep original if UK spelling is preferred). Marie’s team faced a common but critical challenge: translating massive volumes of heterogeneous operational data into context-aware productivity insights for depot employees and subcontractors, who neither have the time nor the expertise to analyze (corrected from ""who have neither... to analyse"") charts and tables. Compounding the problem, last-mile operations vary significantly by region, culture, seasonality, and operational model—meaning a “one-size-fits-all” insight simply does not work. The session walks step-by-step through the strategy, trade-offs, and implementation choices behind Bettermile’s Smart Insights initiative: Establishing data reliability and readiness as a prerequisite for AI Designing concise, high-signal summaries that surface the single most impactful operational problem Evaluating architectural choices such as precomputed (corrected from ""pre-computed"") vs. on-demand AI generation, balancing cost, latency, and scalability Navigating constraints around legal frameworks, data governance, and processing costs Ensuring the AI delivers the right recommendation to the right user at the right moment While the product is still evolving, the talk demonstrates how the team measures impact through built-in feedback loops, qualitative user signals, and early adoption metrics—closing the loop between AI output and real operational value. Attendees will leave with a concrete, production-tested blueprint for turning AI from “interesting analytics” into trusted, actionable decision support—without overwhelming users or forcing AI where it doesn’t belong.
Industry
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From AI Slop to Success: Responsible AI Use in Video Production
By Marina Meli Senior Sales & Marketing Operations Specialist at LeanIT LTD (Greece)

In a moment when AI-generated video is widely criticized as “AI slop,” it is, paradoxically, also being watched, shared, and created at an unprecedented scale. This talk explores that contradiction—and argues that the real issue is not the use of AI itself, but the absence of intention, authorship, and responsibility behind much of the content produced. In Beyond AI Slop, speaker Marina Meli examines how and when AI should be used in video to enhance business value without eroding trust or meaning. Drawing on her background in Psychology and Filmmaking, alongside hands-on experience in B2B IT sales and corporate video production, she approaches AI not only as a technological tool, but as a medium that shapes perception, attention, and audience trust. The session presents real-world case studies from B2B technology and corporate environments, including examples from cybersecurity, enterprise IT, and AI-enabled sales environments, walking through the original communication challenge, the AI-assisted workflow design and tool choices, and the resulting impact on production speed, message clarity, and sales enablement. Marina introduces a clear ethical framework grounded in both human psychology and filmmaking practice, helping organizations distinguish between AI that amplifies human intent and AI that merely substitutes it. She connects questions of authorship, authenticity, and responsibility to how audiences cognitively and emotionally process video content—especially in environments saturated with automated media. The talk also includes a practical, easy-to-follow walkthrough of some of the newest and most relevant AI tools used in video creation, demonstrating how they can be integrated into real production workflows in a way that remains transparent and ethical. Crucially, the principles, frameworks, and decision-making processes presented are designed to be transferable across a wide range of AI tools and use cases, and are not limited to video creation alone. Rather than focusing on automation for its own sake, the session highlights where AI meaningfully supports clarity, speed, and accessibility—and where human judgment must remain central. By combining philosophical grounding with practical application, this session shows how ethical AI use can directly enhance sales and business communication—making complex products easier to understand, messages more consistent, and interactions more effective across marketing, sales, and internal teams. Attendees will leave with both conceptual clarity and actionable frameworks, workflow templates, and ethical checkpoints they can apply immediately—without contributing to low-value automated content or triggering reactionary backlash against new technologies.
Tools
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Workshop | The Wellness Workshop
By Stephanie Gutnik President at tuxedo concepts (Canada)

The individual benefits of meditation and wellness in the workplace include improved concentration, better recovery from challenges, increased patience and optimism, and reduced distractions and reactions to pressure. It sounds great—but when does a manager find the time? This session blends insights and commentary drawn from psychology, biology, and spirituality. Attendees will be invited to participate in guided dialogue addressing current stressors and sources of anxiety. Practical techniques for addressing and relieving these anxieties are introduced and actively practiced. These techniques require no special equipment or workout clothes and can be applied anywhere—from an airplane to a taxi cab or hotel room. The session concludes with a guided meditation, leaving attendees refreshed and better prepared for learning, networking, and travel throughout the rest of their day.
Strategy
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How to train our own dragon: A competitive sovereign LLM compliant with EU laws and public values
By Lokke Moerel Senior of Counsel Morrison Foerster (Netherlands), Saskia Lensik Product Manager at GPT-NL (Netherlands)

Europe is at a crossroads: should it invest decisively in sovereign, responsible AI, or become increasingly dependent on U.S. Big Tech? The European Commission responded to this challenge on 8 October 2025 with a strong action plan, the “Apply AI Strategy” (see here), whose core objective is the development of sovereign generative AI models that comply with EU law and public values. If the concern is that Big Tech’s large language models (LLMs) do not align with European rules and societal values, Europe must innovate to change this reality. The Dutch government rose to this challenge by awarding a grant to the Dutch National Institute for Applied Science (TNO) to develop a competitive, sovereign Dutch large language model fully compliant with EU legislation and public values: GPT‑NL. In this keynote, the speaker discusses the radically different approach taken—and the associated technical innovations required—to achieve this goal. Early results show: That high‑quality content enables the training of a high‑quality LLM with significantly less data, demonstrating that untargeted scraping of the internet is not a requirement. That GPT‑NL outperforms comparable models in tasks such as text summarization, making it particularly suitable for trust‑critical government applications. GPT‑NL offers a competitive alternative to current practices, where AI models are often trained on scraped internet data without the consent of data subjects or rights holders. Instead: GPT‑NL does not scrape random data from the internet. It is the first model trained exclusively on texts that are either copyright‑free or covered by valid licenses. The Netherlands is also the first country worldwide to reach agreements with all publishers regarding content usage and fair remuneration—demonstrating that innovation and respect for intellectual property rights can coexist. GPT‑NL is also the first model to apply data minimization at the source. TNO implemented an innovative contextual anonymization technique that removes all personal data of non‑public individuals while preserving sentence structure, enabling effective learning while ensuring material protection of affected individuals. These techniques also retain factual information about public figures, which legitimately belongs to the public domain
Innovation
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Exploring the impact of generative AI on email marketing: Adopting hype into valuable product in martech
By Dmytro Kudrenko CEO at Stripo Inc (USA)

Generative AI is reshaping the landscape of email marketing, pushing boundaries beyond automation into the realm of hyper-personalization and creative innovation. In this session, the speaker explores the tangible impact of generative AI on martech—transforming hype into meaningful value for marketers and businesses alike. Attendees will discover how crafting the right prompts can unlock the full potential of AI, enabling smarter, more engaging campaigns. The session dives into the role of machine learning in delivering tailored experiences at scale and examines how AI-driven UX is redefining interfaces for seamless user interaction. Beyond the technicalities of APIs, the speaker will address how tailored AI solutions are solving complex marketing challenges, driving results, and reshaping the industry. This session offers actionable insights and strategies to transform cutting-edge technology into measurable impact for email marketing campaigns. Key takeaways: Crafting effective prompts to unlock AI’s potential in email marketing Using generative AI and machine learning for enhanced personalization Moving beyond APIs: solving complex marketing challenges with tailored AI AI-driven UX transforming interfaces and user engagement From hype to value: the real impact of generative AI on martech
Industry
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The AI-Augmented Workforce: Upskilling Teams from Executors to Strategists
By Stefan Chiriacescu Co-Founder of eCommerce Today (Romania)

The agency model is shifting from selling “hours of labor” to delivering “systems and expertise.” In this session, Stefan Chiriacescu addresses a critical leadership challenge of the AI era: how to restructure teams without losing the human element. Drawing from eCommerce Today’s internal transformation, Stefan will explore the transition from “Junior Executor” roles to new positions such as “AI Editor” and “Strategist.” He will present practical frameworks for upskilling staff, managing the anxiety around job displacement, and building an organizational culture where AI is embraced as a collaborator. Leaders will leave with actionable insights for redesigning their org charts with agility and long-term resilience in mind.
Strategy
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Workshop | Using GPTs to Automate Marketing & Content Production
By Aurimas Paulius Gircys Founder of APG MEDIA (Lithuania)

This session explains how GPTs are reshaping modern marketing by automating large parts of content creation—from ads and social posts to emails, landing pages, and SEO articles. Instead of spending hours drafting, teams can rapidly generate high-quality, on-brand material and focus on strategy, creativity, and performance analysis. Speaker Aurimas Paulius Girčys highlights key benefits such as faster production, scalable A/B testing, consistent messaging, and personalized content for different audiences. The talk also covers best practices, including: Defining brand voice Using structured templates Integrating analytics Maintaining human oversight to ensure quality and accuracy Overall, the message is clear: GPTs don’t replace marketers—they empower them to work smarter, move faster, and deliver more effective campaigns.
Automation
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Workshop | Architecting the AI-First Email Retention System
By Stefan Chiriacescu Co-Founder of eCommerce Today (Romania)

This is a practical “build-with-me” workshop for marketers and agency owners who want to modernize their email infrastructure. Stefan Chiriacescu guides participants through the hands-on blueprinting of an advanced email automation strategy. Starting with “must-have” flows, attendees map out customer journeys and identify specific injection points for AI. By the end of the workshop, participants will have: A tangible diagram of their new retention system A set of proven prompt templates for generating dynamic email content A clear standard operating procedure (SOP) for measuring performance beyond open rates
Automation
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100% compliant, affordable EU-based voice AI is possible. Here is how
By Artem Demchenkov CTO at TODAY (Germany)

Building voice AI in Europe has never been easy. Strict regulations, a lack of EU-hosted solutions, and extremely high costs significantly increase the entry barrier—especially in industries such as FinTech or InsurTech. However, difficult doesn’t mean impossible. In this talk, Artem Demchenkov presents a practical, cost-effective, and fully compliant EU-based approach to building high-quality voice AI without compromising performance. Attendees will explore the three core components of voice AI: Speech-to-Text (STT), Text-to-Speech (TTS), and Large Language Models (LLMs). Artem will walk through how to configure and fine-tune each for improved performance, reduced latency, and more natural sound. He will also address key compliance considerations for each component, ensuring the solution aligns with EU regulatory standards.
Innovation
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From AI Dreams to Reality: Transforming Cities with AI Technology
By Dalius Kazlauskas CTO at City of Vilnius (Lithuania)

This session discusses how organizations are applying artificial intelligence and digital technologies to drive innovation, improve operations, and scale transformation. Based on practical experience, it highlights transferable principles and real-world cases relevant to both public and private organizations.
Strategy
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Sentiment Analysis using Databricks AI Functions
By Raghav Matta Senior Solutions Architect at Databricks (India)

In this workshop, Raghav Matta explores a real-world scenario of performing real-time social media analysis using Databricks with SQL AI Functions for LLM‑powered enrichment. The session begins with the business problem, focusing on how organizations monitor sentiment, trends, and reactions on social platforms. Next, the talk walks through the Databricks architecture, including Event Hubs, Unity Catalog, and Azure Databricks, with a focus on SQL AI functions such as ai_analyze_sentiment, ai_extract(), and ai_classify(). The session then demonstrates how to ingest live or simulated social content into Databricks, apply SQL AI Functions to analyze sentiment and topics, store results in Delta Lake, and create visual insights using Databricks AI/BI. Additionally, Raghav shows how to use Databricks Genie to interact with the analyzed data and derive further insights. Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzL-8iM_YOM
Tools
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The Hidden Cost of Model Diversity: Managing 20+ LLM APIs in Production
By Aman Sharma CTO at Lamatic.ai (US)

Every enterprise shipping production agents eventually hits a wall: they realize they need multiple models. GPT-4 for reasoning, Claude for compliance, Llama for cost, local models for privacy, Gemini for multimodal tasks. The problem? Managing 20+ LLM APIs isn’t engineering—it’s an operational crisis. Most teams start with one model. Then cost pressures force switching. Compliance mandates specific vendors. Latency demands fallbacks. Suddenly, you're managing: 20+ API contracts (versioning, rate limits, authentication) Cost tracking per model per task Fallback chains and compatibility matrices Infrastructure sprawl The result? Engineering teams spend more time managing model operations than building actual agent logic. In this talk, Aman Sharma explores: The operational cost of diversity: hidden burden, engineering tax, rising complexity API contract management: versioning, normalization, and automated testing Cost attribution and optimization: multi-tenant tracking, smart model selection, and minimizing waste Reliability patterns: fallback hierarchies, circuit breakers, queuing systems, and graceful degradation Vendor management: mitigating lock-in, contract negotiation, and service-level agreements (SLAs) Production case studies include: Finance: 12 models, with 35% of engineering time lost to ops Healthcare: 8 models, where a compliance nightmare was solved through abstraction Enterprise: $2M/year savings achieved via intelligent routing Aman presents actionable strategies to abstract model diversity, so engineers can focus on what matters most: building great agent experiences—not maintaining fragile infrastructure.
Tools
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AI for Human Cognitive Readiness: Training people to operate under uncertainty
By Sini Rytky Solutions Lead at VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland (Finland)

Across industries, organizations are asking industrial systems to perform in conditions they were never designed for. The world has changed faster than the core logic of these systems, yet expectations continue to grow that AI will make them flexible, predictive, and reliable under uncertainty. Data volumes continue to increase, but understanding does not keep pace. Tacit knowledge remains locked in people, operational data is fragmented across siloed systems, and many AI initiatives focus on optimizing isolated functions rather than preparing organizations to operate as coherent, adaptive wholes. This pattern repeats across industrial, defense, and space operations, where rare events, degraded conditions, and time-critical decisions are part of everyday reality. As systems become more autonomous and AI-enabled, success depends not only on technical performance, but on whether humans are prepared to perceive what matters, learn from experience, and act coherently under real-world pressure. Without deliberate cognitive readiness, intelligence alone does not translate into resilience, trust, or safe operations. This session positions AI within the broader concept of human cognitive readiness and traces its evolution—from static, procedure-based training to simulation-driven preparation, and toward AI-enabled, adaptive readiness systems, where preparation for even the most unexpected events takes place primarily in simulated environments rather than through costly real-world exposure. Drawing on real-world work across industrial, defense, and space environments, Sini Rytky demonstrates how AI already improves cognitive readiness in practice, for example by: Enhancing perception through multimodal data fusion and rich situational awareness Supporting learning by identifying and understanding human behavioral patterns in complex operational contexts Building on this foundation, the presentation outlines current market demands for readiness, including faster onboarding into complex roles, preparedness for rare and high-impact scenarios, and the ability to manage complex operations remotely. Finally, the session introduces key research directions being explored within a leading research institution to address emerging readiness gaps, including: AI-driven knowledge capture, enabling critical experiential expertise to be externalized and transferred Synthetic data for AI model configuration and compatibility, supporting robust performance across evolving systems and environments Distributed situational awareness, enabling shared, real-time understanding across humans, AI systems, and autonomous assets Attendees will leave with: Practical examples of how AI can contribute to cognitive readiness systems, and how readiness expectations are evolving across safety-critical domains A clear, actionable checklist for initiating cognitive readiness planning in their operations, including key questions to assess the maturity of human preparedness, knowledge gaps, and simulation-based readiness systems
Innovation
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How to get started with AI
By Kalle Sirkesalo CTO of Managed Services at Eficode (Finland)

Curious about AI but unsure where to begin? In this session, speaker Kalle Sirkesalo provides a clear roadmap for leveraging the power of Artificial Intelligence, specifically within your organisation’s suite. He demystifies Large Language Models (LLMs) and their role in today’s AI landscape, then explores the essential building blocks of effective AI interaction: prompting and tokens, explaining how and when to use different tools. Through live demonstrations, he showcases the low-code ability to automate complex tasks, instantly summarize and expand upon critical information, and serve as an invaluable assistant, fundamentally changing how you work. Learn how he empowers organizations to integrate and adopt AI seamlessly into their operations and guides customers on their own AI journey.
Tools
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Redefining Development: Building Systems with AI
By Andrey Adamovich CTO at Nuoxera (Latvia)

Developers are not going to be replaced, but they do need to change. An agentic system builder is not someone who writes more code, but someone who designs how code is written, verified, remembered, and evolved by non-human actors. The focus has shifted from optimizing for writing code quickly to optimizing for achieving correct behavior faster. In this session, the speaker shares his journey from skeptic to practitioner and presents real-world use cases from his customers. He demonstrates how a small team of experienced engineers can deliver high-value, continuously learning systems for business applications in the financial sector (leasing) and manufacturing (welding).
Industry
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Workshop | Building AI-Ready Teams: A Practical Framework for Professional Development
By Christina Inge Lecturer at Harvard University (US)

Most AI initiatives fail not because of technology, but because teams aren't prepared to use it. Dr. Inge, who developed Harvard University's micro-credential in AI Marketing, presents a proven framework for building AI-ready teams, developed through her work creating training programs used by Fortune 500 companies and small organizations alike. Attendees will leave with a step-by-step approach to assessing skill gaps, designing effective training, and measuring competency gains — applicable across industries and organizational sizes.
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AI Driven Search: Why Brand Credibility is the New SEO
By Claire Taylor Founder of TU Marketing (UK)

AI has changed how search works, but it hasn’t changed why people choose one business over another. As search engines and AI platforms increasingly decide which brands get surfaced, cited, and trusted, traditional SEO tactics alone are no longer enough. Visibility is now closely tied to brand signals, credibility, and recognition - not just keywords and technical optimization. In this talk, speaker Claire Taylor explores how AI is reshaping search behaviour, why brand has become a critical SEO signal, and what businesses need to focus on to remain visible in a world where AI increasingly mediates discovery. She cuts through the hype to explain what still works, what matters more than ever, and how to build search visibility that compounds over time.
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Mastering AI-Driven Agentic Development: Lessons from the Frontlines
By Eugene Fidelin Engineering Manager at eBay (Netherlands)

AI agents accelerate writing code, but they also speed up the spread of patterns in a codebase - any patterns. When there are no clear rules, bad code and poor design choices spread quickly and become hard to fix. AI assistants cannot tell the difference between code that merely works and code that is well-designed. This makes their uncontrolled use risky for large and evolving systems. To reduce this risk, people must stay in the loop, but that is not enough on its own. Tests, code quality tools, and architectural checks are no longer optional. AI agents also need clear instructions on what maintainable, secure, and performant code looks like. In this talk, speaker Eugene Fidelin shares insights based on a year of intensive, real-world use of AI agents by multiple teams, highlighting practical lessons on what worked, what failed, and what scales.
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Running a One-Person AI Consulting Business: What Actually Works After Training 2000+ Professionals
By Gerlyn Tiigemäe Founder of Finnable OÜ (Estonia)

Running a solo consulting practice means every hour counts. In this session, speaker Gerlyn Tiigemäe shares practical AI workflows tested daily in a real consulting business: proposals, training materials, client communications, content creation, and scheduling. She reveals which tasks to automate, which to keep manual, and why that distinction matters — based on running a one-person AI consulting practice while training 2,000+ professionals across 50+ organizations. The focus is on judgment: knowing when AI helps and when it damages credibility, such as through automated LinkedIn comments or generic client responses. Attendees will learn specific workflows for common business tasks, when to automate versus when to stay manual, where automation backfires, with real examples, and a decision framework for evaluating what is worth automating in their own work.
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Workshop | Embedding AI: Don’t burn your fingers in the heat of the AI revolution
By Maarten Vandeperre Senior Specialist Solutions Architect at Red Hat (Belgium)

AI is one of the hottest topics in tech today, but embedding it into your systems is far from straightforward. It’s not just about deploying a model and connecting it with LangChain4J; you’ll need to make key decisions about build methods, how to synchronize and secure data, and ensure proper monitoring for bias and drift. Without careful planning, integrating AI can lead to serious issues such as unfair outcomes, data security breaches, and unreliable predictions. The stakes are high, and getting it wrong can result in real-world consequences that impact trust and business outcomes. In this hands-on session, speaker Maarten Vandeperre shows how to avoid some of the “burns” commonly experienced when integrating AI into systems and takes attendees through how to safely embed an AI model into a platform. Together, attendees explore how to handle challenges such as governance, security, and monitoring while ensuring the system works reliably and fairly. By the end of the session, attendees will walk away with a clear understanding of how to integrate AI effectively and responsibly into complex systems.
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AI Tools for Understanding Users: Opportunities, Challenges, and Practical Insights
By Nina Bordet Co-founder of mindberry (Austria)

Understanding users is key to building successful digital products. Qualitative research uncovers why users behave as they do - their motivations, needs, and pain points. In this session, Nina Bordet explores how AI tools can streamline and enhance user research, sharing real-world examples from different stages of research projects. She highlights where AI adds value, how to use it effectively, and the limitations to watch for - ensuring that insights remain meaningful, actionable, and always user-centered.
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Bridging the Trust Gap: From AI Demo to Reliable AI System
By Stanko Kuveljić Staff ML Engineer at SmartCat.io (Serbia)

Generative AI agents can deliver impressive demos. But the transition from a compelling proof of concept to a reliable production system often fails—not because of scale, but because of trust. In this session, Stanko Kuveljić presents a candid postmortem of a production-grade scheduling agent that exposed a structural vulnerability: a conflict between “politeness” and policy compliance. In attempting to be helpful, the agent overrode business constraints, revealing how probabilistic models optimize for plausibility rather than strict rule enforcement. This talk explores what it means to operationalize generative AI responsibly. Rather than increasing autonomy, Stanko presents a practical approach he refers to as the concept of “Bounded Autonomy,” wrapping probabilistic models within deterministic control flows to enforce business invariants. Attendees will learn: Why large language model (LLM) agents drift toward conversational compliance over business policy, and how “helpfulness” becomes a production risk. A practical architecture for embedding probabilistic reasoning inside deterministic control flows with non-bypassable invariant enforcement. How to treat agent actions as testable behaviors instead of prompt outcomes, implementing deployment gates that reduce manual regression validation effort in production. A reusable reference architecture and behavioral testing checklist that can be applied to agent-based systems. This session is designed for leaders responsible for moving AI systems from experimentation to enterprise-grade reliability."
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Workshop | How to be a successful "AI first" company
By Alex Northstar Enache Chief AI Officer at NorthstarB LLC (Italy)

We are witnessing the rise of an independent agentic workforce, where a team of just three humans can deploy and manage 300 agent instances. What will this shift mean over the next three years, and what should organizations begin doing today to prepare? In this workshop, Alex Northstar Enache explores the practical implications of this transformation and provides clear, actionable solutions to help participants navigate and leverage the agent-driven future.
Tools
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Unlocking AI Success: Overcoming the 80% Failure Rate
By Askold Zimmermann AI Strategy Consultant at TÜV Rheinland Europe (Germany

In this session, TÜV-certified AI consultant Askold Zimmermann addresses the critical Value Gap currently stalling corporate AI adoption - the discrepancy between exponential technical possibilities and linear corporate imagination. While many organizations are trapped in PoC Purgatory by choosing use cases based on technical hype, Askold demonstrates why successful scaling requires a fundamental shift from tool-centric thinking to potential-centric strategy. Drawing on his current work with the Baltic region's largest pharmaceutical players, Olpha and Grindeks, Askold presents a battle-tested blueprint for moving beyond failed pilots toward measurable return on investment (ROI). Attendees are guided through the Askold Assessment Framework™, a structured four-step process for organizational AI readiness: Goal Definition: Setting a strategic North Star aligned with overarching business objectives. Deep Discovery: Using the Five Whys method to identify root causes and process weaknesses within the value chain. Use Case Evaluation: Harvesting and scoring opportunities across departments - from production and regulatory affairs to marketing. Prioritization: Using a specialized prioritization matrix to select the top 20% of use cases that deliver 80% of the business impact. This strictly actionable presentation is designed to equip leaders with practical skills rather than abstract theory. Participants leave with a ready-to-use AI Potential Analysis Toolkit, including a Data Readiness Checklist and an Implementation Roadmap template. Askold’s safety-first engineering mindset ensures that attendees gain the clarity and confidence needed to move AI into production while respecting high standards of data integrity and the European Union (EU) AI Act.
Strategy
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Storytelling as a skill in the AI workplace
By Malcolm Stewart Partner at First Impression Consulting (Lithuania)

With many time-consuming remedial tasks now being handled by AI — alongside a significant amount of email generation — the importance of strong human communication has never been greater. As automation increases, professionals will spend more time interacting with colleagues and partners (clients and customers). Performance will shift from being measured primarily by productivity (the what) to how effectively and efficiently individuals handle face-to-face communication (the how and why). In this talk, storytelling and communications consultant Malcolm Stewart guides attendees through practical techniques to become better listeners, clearer communicators, and more effective collaborators. He also explores how practicing controlled creativity can strengthen communication skills and adaptability.
Strategy
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Architecting for <25ms Agentic Resumes at Blaxel
By Vikram Vaswani Founder at Melonfire (India)

Complex agentic systems often chain dozens, or even hundreds, of sequential tool calls to complete a task. Near-instant resume performance is therefore a critical requirement for agentic systems running across multiple regions. Traditional containers provide speed but not enough isolation. Full virtual machines (VMs) provide isolation but are too slow for ephemeral, per-task execution. When an agent needs to use a sandbox to execute code or access a file system, waiting seconds for a container or full VM to boot significantly degrades the user experience. In this session, Vikram Vaswani explores the systems engineering behind Blaxel's perpetual sandboxes - isolated compute environments that start and stop almost instantly while maintaining state between shutdowns. He explains how building an agent-native control plane using Kubernetes, Firecracker, and Virtual Kubelet enables sub-25ms resume times. This architecture enables Blaxel sandboxes to start in under 25ms and remain on standby when not in use, eliminating cold starts without complex orchestration. It also provides airtight isolation and secure compute environments, allowing agents to autonomously and safely execute arbitrary commands and code. Key Takeaways Understand how to build agent-native infrastructure on Kubernetes Understand why cold starts severely degrade agentic user experience (UX) and throughput Learn how sandboxes combine VM-level isolation with container-like responsiveness Audience AI application developers building or integrating high-frequency agents on Kubernetes Architects and site reliability engineers (SREs) interested in patterns that balance performance, security, and operational simplicity at scale Platform and DevOps engineers responsible for building Kubernetes platforms with strong isolation, low startup latency, and multi-region execution.
Tools
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Workshop | Hands-On Workshop: Scaling Code Review with Sandboxed Agents
By Vikram Vaswani Founder at Melonfire (India)

Development teams are experiencing a rapid increase in code contributions, many of them generated by AI tools and pair-programming copilots. As AI-generated code increases, human reviewers can quickly become overwhelmed. The solution is to offload repetitive tasks to faster, more intelligent systems. Sandboxes provide an ideal execution environment for this shift: isolated, reproducible, and capable of running agentic workflows safely and reliably. By combining large language models (LLMs) and agents with existing development workflows, organizations can deploy automated reviewers that enforce coding standards, automatically fix style issues, and provide clear, actionable feedback — freeing human reviewers to focus on high-level architecture and logic. In this workshop, Vikram Vaswani explains what sandboxes are, demonstrates how to integrate them with code review agents, and outlines strategies and best practices for deriving value from this integration. Key Takeaways Understand how sandboxed code review can benefit software projects Learn how isolated sandboxes improve safety and reliability when reviewing untrusted code See how AI agents can reduce bottlenecks and increase engineering velocity Audience Platform engineers and DevOps teams responsible for code quality Engineering managers and tech leads seeking scalable review processes without overburdening human reviewers Compliance teams requiring automated validation and enforcement of company policies and standards Workshop Outline (180 minutes) Introduction (5 minutes) Bottlenecks from AI-generated code (5 minutes) Using AI for code review (5 minutes) Introduction to sandboxes and Blaxel (sandbox provider) — CLI, API, SDKs (15 minutes) Hands-on live coding (140 minutes) Create a Blaxel sandbox in the cloud Connect to and explore the sandbox. Execute code within the sandbox. Create a code review agent with access to the sandbox Connect the agent to GitHub Actions for code review on new pull requests (PRs). Agent logging and observability Summary and Q&A (10 minutes)

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