Building AI Agents That Actually Work in Production
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Online · Live Interactive Session
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Reserve your seat for a live technical session on designing AI retrieval systems that can be trusted inside real products and organizations.
Limited capacity · Live Q&A
About Event
AI agents are moving quickly from experimental demos to real production applications. But building an agent that works once is very different from building a system that can reliably operate when users, tools, APIs, memory, latency, and unexpected failures enter the picture.
Unchecked tool loops, unvalidated model outputs, and missing state recovery can drain API budgets, corrupt session states, and cause silent production outages.
In this live online session, we'll break down how modern AI teams design production-ready agentic systems. We'll explore how agents make decisions, call tools, manage state, recover from failures, and remain observable when deployed inside real products. This is not a generic introduction to AI agents. We'll focus on the architecture, engineering decisions, and failure patterns that matter when you move from prototype to production.
What to Expect?
- Curated networking with DeepTech founders, researchers and systems architects
- Conversations on frontier AI, cloud infrastructure, robotics and emerging technologies
- Opportunities to meet collaborators, hiring partners and technical leads
- Meaningful discussions and live failure triage in an invite-first setting
Who's It For?
- AI & DeepTech Founders
- Researchers & Systems Engineers
- Startup Operators & Cloud Architects
- Investors & Technical VCs
- Builders working on frontier AI and scalable infrastructure
Cerebral Hacks brings together engineers, founders, and technical builders exploring how modern systems are designed, built, and operated.
Our technical programs focus on:
We focus on practical systems — beyond demos, tutorials, and generic presentations. Built for people who want to understand how production technology actually works.
