In the new AI-enabled coding environment, vibe-coding is both an enticing and often-misunderstood reality.  Let's spend some time with startup experts who have evaluated hundreds of MVPs and coders who can help sort fact from fiction, and position vibe-coding to be a resource for both technical and non-technical founders.

The explosion in agentic AI frameworks like LangGraph, AutoGen, and CrewAI has unlocked incredible possibilities for automating complex tasks. However, this revolution has been overwhelmingly centered in the Python ecosystem, leaving a massive community of skilled mobile, backend, and JVM developers on the side-lines or forcing them into a language they don't use daily. This session introduces Koog by JetBrains, a powerful framework that brings agentic AI development to Kotlin. We will explore how developers can build sophisticated, multi-agent solutions without writing a single line of Python. We'll directly compare Koog's architecture and capabilities for creating agentic workflows against its popular Python counterparts, highlighting the similarities in power and the differences in approach. The true power of this stack lies in its deployability. We will demonstrate how, by leveraging Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP), you can write your AI agent logic once and seamlessly integrate it anywhere: as a backend service with Ktor, directly within an Android app, or even in the browser with Kotlin/JS. Attendees will leave this talk with a clear understanding of how to build their own AI agents using the tools they already know, ready to integrate intelligent solutions across their entire stack.

Agentic AI is racing into prod—often without a safety envelope. This session shows how to ship micro-LLMs and MCP-based agents that are actually verifiable: zero-trust boundaries, policy-as-code guardrails, signed tool invocations, prompt-injection defenses, evaluation harnesses, and audit-ready provenance. We’ll dissect the top failure modes (unsafe tool use, data exfil via prompts, RAG leakage, jailbreaks) and map them to concrete countermeasures: least-privilege tool adapters, contract tests for tools, adversarial evals in CI, and immutable event logs for post-mortems. Expect a gritty, pattern-driven discussion: reference architectures, checklists, and “red team to fix” playbooks that teams can lift on Monday. If you care about regulated stacks or multi-tenant safety, this panel is your north star for provable agent safety.

Abstract: Cloud costs are spiraling out of control for most organizations, with poor visibility, inconsistent tagging, and manual optimization processes leaving money on the table every month. This talk introduces a new paradigm: autonomous AI agents that continuously monitor, analyze, and optimize your cloud spending

What You'll Learn: Discover how to build and deploy AI agents that transform cloud cost management from a reactive, manual process into a proactive, intelligent system. We'll explore real-world implementations of agents that automatically unify data across multiple cloud providers, standardize resource tagging, create cost-to-business mappings, and execute optimization recommendations—all while learning from your organization's unique patterns and constraints.

Key Takeaways: Architecture patterns for building cloud cost management AI agents. Data unification strategies across AWS, Azure, GCP, and hybrid environments Automated tagging and resource categorization using ML techniques. Real-time rightsizing algorithms that balance performance and cost. Implementation of guardrails and approval workflows for autonomous actions. ROI metrics and success stories from production deployments

Target Audience: DevOps engineers, cloud architects, platform engineers, and engineering leaders looking to reduce cloud costs while maintaining system reliability and developer productivity.

We turned academic search into a conversation by designing, building, and deploying a production GenAI Research Assistant that lets students, professors, and researchers ask natural questions about the papers they find and receive grounded answers, summaries, and related content. This talk walks through the full lifecycle from domain grounding and corpus preparation to retrieval augmented generation, LLM selection and adaptation, and prompt plus context strategies that reduce hallucinations while preserving a great user experience. We will cover the architecture behind scalable pipelines, hybrid use of embeddings and multiple models, why and when we combine providers, and the practical trade-offs among cost, latency, and accuracy. Because trust is essential in scholarly workflows, we will dive into privacy and governance for sensitive content, human in the loop review, and the telemetry that drives iterative quality gains and adoption. Finally, we will share our automated evaluation framework that blends overlap and semantic metrics with groundedness checks and rubric based judging, including Databricks MLFlow, and LLM-as-a-judge, to ensure faithful, high quality results. Attendees will leave with concrete patterns for designing, evaluating, and operating GenAI applications at scale in real production environments.

Tired of AI agent theory? Ready to actually build something? In this interactive session, we'll forget the slides and jump straight into the code. For one hour, you're not an attendee, you're an AI architect. I'll guide you through a rapid prototyping sprint using the powerful MCP framework and ADK Toolkit. You will learn by doing, and you will succeed. What You'll Walk Away With: A repeatable blueprint for prototyping AI agents. A working agent, built by you, ready to be customized. The confidence to turn your own AI ideas into reality. This isn't a lecture. It's a launchpad. Let's build.

Prerequisites: None! This session is beginner-friendly. All you need to bring is your curiosity.

Tired of AI agent theory? Ready to actually build something? In this interactive session, we'll forget the slides and jump straight into the code. For one hour, you're not an attendee, you're an AI architect. I'll guide you through a rapid prototyping sprint using the powerful MCP framework and ADK Toolkit. You will learn by doing, and you will succeed. What You'll Walk Away With: A repeatable blueprint for prototyping AI agents. A working agent, built by you, ready to be customized. The confidence to turn your own AI ideas into reality. This isn't a lecture. It's a launchpad. Let's build.

Prerequisites: None! This session is beginner-friendly. All you need to bring is your curiosity.

Tired of AI agent theory? Ready to actually build something? In this interactive session, we'll forget the slides and jump straight into the code. For one hour, you're not an attendee, you're an AI architect. I'll guide you through a rapid prototyping sprint using the powerful MCP framework and ADK Toolkit. You will learn by doing, and you will succeed. What You'll Walk Away With: A repeatable blueprint for prototyping AI agents. A working agent, built by you, ready to be customized. The confidence to turn your own AI ideas into reality. This isn't a lecture. It's a launchpad. Let's build.

Prerequisites: None! This session is beginner-friendly. All you need to bring is your curiosity.

AI tools are powerful, but they’re not always fair. They can amplify bias, produce fragile outputs, and mislead us with confident but incorrect answers. In this session, we’ll explore how developers can outsmart the AI by designing prompts that reveal these blind spots and by building safeguards into their workflows.Through real-world demos and interactive examples, we’ll see how small prompt changes create drastically different results and examine what this teaches us about bias, responsibility, and trust. You’ll walk away with practical strategies to design AI applications that are not just clever, but fair, transparent, and resilient.Whether you’re experimenting with Google’s AI tools for the first time or already building advanced workflows, this session will give you frameworks and inspiration to approach AI development more thoughtfully.

Migrating a large front-end application, say, moving from AngularJS to React can feel overwhelming at first. It’s easy to think of it as a huge “all-or-nothing” rewrite. But in reality, a gradual migration, done one piece at a time, is not only possible, it's actually the smarter way to go.In this workshop, we'll walk you through what it really takes to pull off a migration like this without disrupting your team or your product. We’ll look at some of the common challenges you’ll run into like dealing with two different routing systems, keeping state consistent across frameworks, and managing bundle size when both frameworks need to live side by side for a while.We'll wrap up by getting hands-on with practical strategies that have worked well in real-world projects, including patterns like the Strangler Fig. The goal is to provide a realistic and replicable path forward so you can modernize your app, reduce tech debt, and end up with a cleaner, more maintainable codebase all without grinding your velocity.

This talk demystifies Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) project configuration for sharing business logic. Building mobile apps can be complex, and KMP can add another layer of complexity to an already challenging Gradle build setup. We'll dive deep into distributing shared code to iOS developers, and provide tips for making your KMP builds understandable, shareable, and fast.

In the movie Taken, what if Liam Neeson was contacted by AI instead of his Daughter? With new innovations in AI, it’s now possible to replicate the voice of loved ones and influential figures with minimal sample data sets. Combined with the fact that most people have been in at least 1 recorded zoom meeting, this is a ticking time bomb that is soon to ignite. This session will explore real world scenarios where AI impersonated individuals so clearly that relatives panicked and fell victim to extortion scams. We will look at some examples of this happening in the past, tools used to do this, and discuss how blockchain technology can be used to help defend against these types of attacks.

As third-party cookie blocking within the browser becomes widespread, cross-site tracking techniques have adapted in kind. Many malicious actors now rely on navigational tracking, turning a simple link click into a momentary redirect covertly exfiltrates user data. This talk provides a technical breakdown of modern navigational tracking techniques, such as bounce tracking and link decoration. We will then cover how mitigations were designed, standardized, and ultimately shipped in Chromium to address these issues, offering a look into how modern browsers are working to protect user privacy on the web.

AI can be a brilliant aid but also hilariously wrong. In this interactive session, we’ll put AI through a set of real-world (and slightly quirky) prompts to see where it shines and where bias sneaks in. From unexpected stereotypes to fragile logic, you’ll see why even “smart” systems still need careful guidance. Together, we’ll unpack what went wrong, design better prompts, and talk about how developers can keep AI playful and responsible. You’ll leave with a few practical tricks for spotting bias, improving outputs, and building AI that’s not just powerful but fair and fun to use.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol specifying how to provide context to AI models released by Anthropic in 2024 that has become a leading method for integrating tools and information with AI services like ChatGPT, and Claude.  This talk will cover the basics of MCP, explore the benefits, risks, and costs of the protocol and ecosystem, and demonstrate building a custom connector to integrate meaningful data with an AI service before finishing with the two biggest challenges facing MCP (and AI integration in general): permissions and security.

Presentation will be around Reliability in the era of AI.

This session will provide technical teams with practical guidance on embedding compliance into system architecture and development workflows from the outset. Rather than treating compliance as a late-stage hurdle, we’ll explore how early design decisions (such as access controls, audit logging, integration management, and documentation) can significantly streamline future certification processes, reduce costly rework, and support scalable growth. Attendees will gain actionable insights to build systems that are audit-ready by design, enabling faster time to market, stronger customer trust, and long-term operational efficiency.

Vibe Code 101 is an immersive workshop designed to introduce participants to the innovative world of Vibe Coding — a method that combines AI-powered tools with intuitive no-code development. Attendees will learn how to leverage artificial intelligence to turn raw ideas into structured product roadmaps, prototypes, and applications with minimal coding experience. This session will showcase how to guide AI assistants through a conversational process to design, refine, and build applications quickly with a PM approach.

Unleashing Advanced Video Experiences: Integrating the next-gen video codecs and modern HDR formats in Android Multimedia: Discover next generation video codecs for ultra-high quality capture and how to seamlessly implement HDR, HDR10, and Dolby Vision in Android multimedia apps for immersive in-app experiences. This session highlights modern codec’s advances in compression and color fidelity, and offers practical guidance on integrating advanced HDR formats, optimizing performance with Qualcomm hardware, and ensuring robust playback across devices. Perfect for developers aiming to deliver cinematic-quality video and future-ready app experiences using Qualcomm’s leading-edge platforms.