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AI Day at FGCU will feature practical AI demos, hands-on workshops, a keynote and panel, and student-built solutions, with support from The AI Collective, a global nonprofit connecting 200,000+ AI leaders and builders. Attendees can also see a live Authentifi AI demo from Chris, founder of the company and an AI Collective Naples organizer.
AI DevCon is bringing together developers and engineering leaders to dive deep into agentic coding across real teams and codebases, featuring hands-on sessions and practical tooling straight from people actively shipping with AI agents. Expect technical talks on scaling AI-native development, harness engineering, and agent enablement from the practitioners defining how AI agents actually get built and deployed.
OSA Con 2026 will bring together engineers and architects from companies like Databricks, Google, and Grafana for deep technical talks on agentic AI, open-source data infrastructure, and analytics—covering everything from AI agents writing Spark pipelines to real-time analytics and modern lakehouse architectures. Expect practical insights on production challenges, licensing, and emerging data platforms with zero vendor pitches.
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Korean-speaking startup founders and ecosystem professionals will exchange candid lessons and practical insights on entering and operating in the U.S. market through a panel discussion and open Q&A. Hosted by KSC Silicon Valley and Plug and Play, the event will feature perspectives across sectors including AI, robotics, defense tech, digital health, and consumer products.
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Latest episodeToday’s lineup pairs AI outfit planning and free textbook tools with bigger questions about access and oversight. Reddit is moving toward signed-in visits, while CrowdStrike describes AI-assisted intrusions still steered by a human.
Claude’s legal tools and new coding integrations make review part of the workflow, while Google reserves its next model’s first access for cyber defenders. Today’s other developments put costs and accountability in focus, from Alphabet’s cash deficit and xAI’s home buyouts to a stolen-art recovery and disputes over medical advice and disclosure.
Google’s simulated worlds gain sound but still lose context, while Walmart’s training results measure confidence rather than skill. Professors’ grading changes and Amazon’s guidance put the focus on evidence, with five tools rounding out today’s workbench.
