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Flutter Berlin × CarOnSale

Thu, Jul 9, 4:30 PM

From Flutter Berlin

4.7

Join us for an evening of Flutter, Dart, and networking hosted by CarOnSale. We'll kick things off with a deep dive into one of Dart's newest language features, followed by a second session and plenty of time to connect with fellow developers from the Berlin Flutter community. **Schedule** **18:30 — Doors Open** Check in, grab a drink, and meet fellow Flutter developers from the Berlin community. **19:00 — Welcome Notes** A short introduction from Flutter Berlin and our hosts at CarOnSale. **Talk 1 — Hiding Complexity with Dart Extension Types — Roman** Extension types in Dart 3.3+ let you elegantly hide the real complexity behind clean abstractions. They enable powerful patterns for true compile-time singletons with strong privacy guarantees, while also letting you build robust zero-cost Value Objects that enforce domain invariants and create a clear ubiquitous language — all with zero runtime cost. **About Roman** Roman is a Google-awarded Flutter Developer and Staff Mobile Engineer at CarOnSale.de, where he has worked for 4 years as part of his 8 years of Flutter experience (and over a decade in design). He loves Dart as his primary language and Rust as a complementary one (along with TS/Swift), but believes strong programming fundamentals matter more than any specific syntax. In his role he mentors Flutter developers and shapes architecture solutions. Outside of work he prioritizes family and open-source. **Talk 2 — TBA** Our second session of the evening will be announced soon. **20:30 — Networking & Socialising** Meet fellow Flutter developers, exchange ideas, discuss the talks, and connect with the local community. **22:00 — Doors Close** We wrap up the evening and head home inspired with new ideas and connections.

35 attendees

Square Tomatoes and Robot Bees - Who decides?

Tue, Jun 30, 5:00 PM

From AI | Life | Convergence - Conversations on Food & Democracy

You don't have to sign up-just stop by. Tea, coffee, water, beer, wine, and pizza will be available throughout the evening. --- -- Most conversations about AI skip the part that is crucial: **who it's built for, who pays for it, and who doesn't get a say**. This evening goes exactly there. We start in 1960s California, where scientists bred a new kind of tomato: square, hard, machine-ready, and wiped out 82% of the state's tomato farms in the process. Farmworkers and small farmers sued the university behind the technology, arguing they were being forced to fund their own replacement. They lost. But the questions they raised never went away. Today, researchers are using AI, robotics and gene editing to create tomatoes that can be pollinated by robots, crops designed for automated production systems, and even new traits engineered for consumer preferences. AI is having an impact on agriculture, food production, and labour, often with public money, rarely with public input. Sounds familiar? **What to expect** A 90-minute interactive evening: * **Opening talk** connecting the tomato harvester story to today's AI developments * **Live audience polling** * Conversation with **Ildi Carlisle-Cummins** (California Institute for Rural Studies): storyteller, oral historian, and director of the Cal Ag Roots project, one of the organisations that grew out of the original lawsuit * Open audience **discussion** * **Informal networking** to close **What you'll take away** A sharper way to think about who controls the technologies influencing our food, our work, and our world, and what citizens can actually do when change feels inevitable. If the phrase "square tomato" sounds too strange to be true, you're not alone. Even the TV detective [Mr. Monk couldn't believe his eyes](https://youtu.be/VtO-97pl7cA?is=VnMxtacAwL1IChub)! **Free to attend, free of jargon, no expertise required.** **Just bring your curiosity.** *Hosted by [Save Our Seeds](http://www.saveourseeds.org/?utm_source=luma) and [Human-Future-Hub](https://humanfuturehub.org/?utm_source=luma) Berlin* Tea, coffee, water, beer, wine, and pizza will be available throughout the evening.

13 attendees

Berlindroid Monthly Meetup

Wed, Jun 24, 5:00 PM

From GDG Berlin Android

4.8

Let's enjoy the summer and enjoy a nice evening and talk Android with fellow #AndroidDev! We will be gathering at the legendary Holzmarkt 25, where we hang out around the beer garden, enjoy the sunset by the Spree river, and see what everyone is up to. Food & drinks are not included, but since it is a beer garden with various food stall, if you want to grab a drink or some fries, just remember to bring money with you (they should accept digital payment as well).

33 attendees

AWS Women's User Group Berlin: June Event - AI Agents in Production

Tue, Jun 30, 4:00 PM

From AWS Women's User Group Berlin

4.7

**The AWS Women’s User Group Berlin** is thrilled to invite you to our upcoming meetup sponsored by Storm Reply focused on **Building production-ready AI agents for real-world impact.** Join us for a deep dive into how to build, observe, and evaluate AI agents at scale. You’ll also see how these ideas come to life in a real-world climate-smart agriculture solution that turns weather forecasts into actionable field guidance. Whether you’re building agentic systems today or planning what comes next, this meetup will give you practical insights into making AI agents work in production. **Speaker Info** **Keynote Talk** **Speaker:** Tetiana Senna **Position:** Team Lead / Senior Project Manager, Storm Reply **Talk Title:** Trust, but Verify: Observability and Evaluations for AWS Agents **Abstract:** Getting an AI agent to work in a demo is easy. Knowing whether it still works in production - after the next prompt change, the next model upgrade, the next edge case - is the hard part. Unit tests don't cover non-deterministic behavior, and manually reviewing a handful of runs doesn't scale. This talk walks through the two practices that close that gap: observability (understanding what actually happened inside your agent) and evaluation (deciding whether the outcome was any good). We'll dig into Amazon Bedrock AgentCore's Observability and Evaluations capabilities, compare the proven evaluation approaches - built-in LLM-as-a-Judge evaluators for automatic quality monitoring, and custom evaluators for business-specific correctness checks - with a candid look at what each one is good for, where it falls short, and what it costs to run at scale. We'll also take a close look at AgentCore Optimization, AWS's newly previewed feature in this space. **Applied Agentic AI Talk** **Speaker:** Vidhu Mitra Malladi **Position:** Senior Software Engineer, Yara Digital Farming **Talk Title:** Weather Risk Intelligence Agent for farmers & Agronomist Abstract: Unpredictable weather events — heavy rainfall, drought, frost, and heatwaves pose significant risk to crop yield and fertilizer efficiency. While forecast data is widely available, it is rarely translated into timely; field-level guidance farmers can act upon. Using AWS AgentCore framework and AI capabilities, we can turn weather predictions into clear agronomic actions, supporting climate-smart agriculture at scale. **You'l learn:** * Implementation of the solution using AWS Agent Core framework * Architecture of the project. 🗓️ **Event Details:** \- Date: Tuesday\, June 30th \- Venue: Storm Reply GmbH\, [address](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Storm+Reply+GmbH/@52.5012692,13.368852,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x47a851119af460c5:0x35e34ba578e8b1ec!8m2!3d52.5012692!4d13.368852!16s%2Fg%2F11gg9298pv?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDUxNy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D) \- Time: 06:00 PM \- 9:00 PM Doors open at 6:00 PM Food & drinks will be provided. 📋 **Program Schedule:** **18:00** \- Registration and Welcome Networking **18:20** \- AWS Women's User Group Welcome **18:30** \- "Trust\, but Verify: Observability and Evaluations for AWS Agents" **Speaker:** Tetiana Senna, Team Lead / Senior Project Manager, Storm Reply A practical session for anyone working with AI agents on AWS who wants the confidence to put them in front of real users. You'll leave with a clear framework for monitoring agents in production and a concrete approach to evaluating their behavior over time. **19:15 - 19:30** Break **19:30** \- "Weather Risk Intelligence Agent for farmers & Agronomist" **Speaker:** Vidhu Mitra Malladi, Senior Software Engineer, Yara Digital Farming Discover how AI agents can transform weather forecasts into actionable, field-level farming guidance. **20:10** \- Q&A and closing remarks **20:15 - 21:00** Networking, food & drinks 🎟️ **RSVP** Don't miss this excellent opportunity to connect with Tetiana, Vidhu, the AWS WUG Team and a thriving community of cloud enthusiasts and professionals. Secure your spot by RSVPing now! Seats are limited! Please note that this user group is specifically for WOMEN and FLINTA\* (female, lesbian, inter, trans\*, non-binary, and agender) only. Please also check out the AWS User Group Berlin. \*\*\*\*\*\* 🚨Attention🚨 This meetup is hosted at Storm Reply GmbH and attendees must be registered to go through building security. Make sure you bring an ID card with you, and you register the event with a valid name that matches to your ID. Media and Consent: We inform all attendees that photographs and videos will be taken during the meetup and will only be used by the event organizers for documentation and promotional purposes. By RSVPing to this event you are consenting to our media policy. Please let the organizers know if you do not want to be in the pictures/videos. Thank you very much for your cooperation! \*\* The AWS Women’s User Group is the very first official women-centric AWS User Group in DACH and EMEA. This group serves as a secure and supportive platform for women who want to share their AWS knowledge, passion for cloud computing and advance their career through targeted learning opportunities. We extend a warm invitation to FLINTA individuals who are interested in being part of our User Group. Code of Conduct: At the AWS Women's User Group in Berlin, we have a strong and unequivocal code of conduct in place to create a safe and empowering environment for all.

70 attendees

Chess and Frisbee in Treptower Park – Social Butterfly Club 🦋

Fri, Jun 26, 2:00 PM

From Social Butterfly Club

4.6

Join us for a relaxed Friday evening in Treptower Park with chess boards, frisbees and good company. Bring a blanket, something to drink, something to share if you'd like, chess board and frisbee if you have and spend the evening however you prefer. Play a game of chess, throw a frisbee around, chat with new people, enjoy the sunset — or simply do a little bit of everything. As always, there's no pressure and no agenda beyond spending a pleasant summer evening outdoors together. Orga The meetup will only take place when the weather is good. Please keep an eye on notifications. Please don’t forget to bring your chess boards, frisbees, blankets and maybe drinks or snacks. This meetup is donation based. Your contribution helps keep this community alive and is highly appreciated. You can either contribute in cash or via Buy me a Coffee: [https://buymeacoffee.com/butterflyradar](https://buymeacoffee.com/butterflyradar) Questions? Check our Meetup-FAQs: [https://socialbutterfly.berlin/meetup-faq/](https://socialbutterfly.berlin/meetup-faq/) Meet your host I’m Julia — a Berlin local who loves bringing people together. My path went from growing up in a dance school to studying philosophy to working in IT support, and somehow all of that led me here: hosting meetups and creating spaces where people can show up, relax, and connect. Insta [https://www.instagram.com/juwaberlin/](https://www.instagram.com/juwaberlin/) LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-waehnert/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-waehnert/) About The Social Butterfly Club 🦋 is a Berlin-based community that has been bringing people together for over three years. Each gathering is part of a larger framework designed to help friendships grow through shared experiences in the city — with a long-term vision of turning Berlin itself into a shared, playful experience. Love the vibe? There’s a whole community waiting for you. 🦋 Join the Social Butterfly Club and experience Berlin together: [https://socialbutterflyradar.substack.com/](https://socialbutterflyradar.substack.com/)

46 attendees

Saying the Wrong Thing

Wed, Jun 24, 6:00 PM

From Berlin Comedy in English

4.5

Reserve a seat [HERE](https://www.epiccomedyberlin.com/weekly-shows?utm_source=meetup&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=saying-the-wrong-thing-meetup-berlin-sales&utm_content=listing-main-v1&target=weekly-shows&show=saying-the-wrong-thing&city=berlin) We take Berlin's most EXPERIENCED comedians and let them do whatever their twisted mind thinks of! Welcome to stand up the way it should be. ★★★ DOORS OPEN 8:00 PM SHOW STARTS 8:30 PM★★★ ★★★COMEDY IN ENGLISH★★★ ★★★TAKING PLACE AT THE WALL COMEDY CLUB★★★ Saying the Wrong Thing is a Berlin comedy in English event designed to give comedians exactly what they need to create great comedy: The freedom to be creative! At Saying the Wrong Thing, experienced comics will aim to speak their mind and going straight for the funniest thing they can think of! We believe comedy works best when authenticity meets creative freedom. This show aims to foster that vibe, and we’d love for you to come down and be a part of it too. Pay What You Want – Seat Reservation Required. Reserve your seat for just €2, and at the end of the show, you decide what it was worth (suggested contribution: €10-15). Reservations are held until 10 minutes before the show starts. This is a paid show—you just get to choose how much to pay. Book now!

1 attendee

Lessons from the Field: Scale, Availability, and Performance

Wed, Jul 8, 3:30 PM

From Aerospike Berlin Data Management Community

4.3

**[IMPORTANT NOTICE registration is HERE](https://luma.com/wh28yfqv)** Join **Aerospike** **AWS, Adjust and Miro** for an evening of technical talks focused on the challenges of running real-time, business-critical systems at scale. Hear firsthand lessons from engineers managing large datasets, database migrations, and cloud infrastructure availability in production. From Miro's Redis-to-Aerospike migration on Kubernetes to AWS best practices for capacity planning and resilience, speakers will share practical insights gained from operating demanding workloads where performance and reliability matter. Connect with fellow engineers, architects, and technology leaders from Berlin's tech community over drinks and networking. **Agenda** **17:30 – 18:00 - Welcome & networking** **18:00-18:10 - Speed vs Capacity: Designing Data Systems for Real-Time Scale** *Dirk Möller, Regional Lead Germany and EE, Aerospike* In high-performance data systems, balancing RAM and disk is key to real-time performance at scale. This session explores the technical nuances of database architecture in today’s AI-driven era, where workloads demand low latency, massive scale, and adaptive infrastructure. Drawing on real-world, mission-critical systems, we’ll show how to achieve the right mix of speed, scale, cost-efficiency, and reliability - designing architectures that meet today’s real-time demands while staying sustainable and affordable. **18:10 – 18:30 - Scaling Beyond Millions of Transactions** *Leonardo Muñoz, Platform Engineer, Adjust* A behind-the-scenes look at how Adjust powers high-throughput, low-latency workloads at scale using a distributed database platform running on bare metal infrastructure. Leonardo will explore the architectural and operational decisions behind the deployment, the challenges of managing dedicated hardware at scale, and the lessons learned from years of production experience supporting mission-critical workloads. **18:30 – 18:50 - Pod Ready ≠ Data Safe: Migrating a Critical Dataset on Kubernetes** *Yuriy Chernikov, Staff Software Engineer, Miro* Miro migrated one of its most critical datasets from a legacy caching platform to a modern distributed database running on Kubernetes - and not everything went according to plan. This practical talk covers what the migration actually required, the design decisions that made failures survivable, and the operational lessons that only emerge when managing datasets measured in terabytes. **18:50-19:10 - Managing Amazon EC2 Capacity and Availability** *Nati Cohen, Sr. Specialist Solutions Architect, Compute, AWS* Modern data-intensive applications require infrastructure that delivers high performance, scalability, and resilience. Organizations often seek to leverage the latest storage-optimized EC2 instances, select larger instance sizes for improved performance, place infrastructure close to data producers and consumers, and scale efficiently as business demands grow. In this session, we'll explore how to balance these performance requirements with cost optimization and capacity availability. We'll review the various EC2 capacity and reservation models, including Capacity Reservations, On-Demand Instances, Savings Plans, and more. Learn how to combine these options to optimize cost, performance, and availability for large-scale production workloads **19:00-20:00- Networking** **[IMPORTANT NOTICE registration is HERE](https://luma.com/wh28yfqv)**

1 attendee

berlinCreators Werkstattabend

Fri, Jul 3, 4:00 PM

From berlinCreators - Your friendly Makerspace (ehem. eLAB)

4.9

Unser Verein berlinCreators e.V. trifft sich jeden Freitag ab 18 Uhr im Makerspace. Wir haben Gruppen rund um Elektronik, 3D-Druck, Nähen, Programmieren, Retro Computer. Egal ob Anfänger oder Profi – hier seid Ihr Willkommen. Ihr könnt mit anderen fachsimpeln, Euch inspirieren lassen oder auch mit unserer Hilfe Eure ersten Projekte starten. Wenn Ihr Euch bei uns wohlfühlt und Mitglieder bei den berlinCreators werden möchtest, freuen wir uns. Kommt vorbei, lernt den Space, uns und die Möglichkeiten kennen.

3 attendees

AI Builders Berlin - Jun 23

Tue, Jun 23, 3:30 PM

From AI Builders

4.7

We're sharing the latest and most practical tech for building AI agents. Topics you'll hear us talk about: Vibecoding, OpenClaw, Distills, Evals, LLMOps & anything about Agents. 🖥️ Innovative AI Demos 🎤 Builder Tool Demos - from EU or Silicon Valley leaders 🤝 🍻 A LOT of time... for informal networking 🍕 Yummy Pizza & Snacks // FOR WHO? ✅ Devs, Product peeps, Data scientists, ML engineers, Founders, Hobby builders ✅ Anyone actively building ⚠️ Some technical knowledge highly recommended!* // AGENDA 17:30 👋 Walk-in 18:00 🤝 Networking 18:30 💬 Included Pizza (be early!) 18:45 🎤 AI Agents Vs. Legacy Apis: the Hidden Contracts Behind ‘the API Broke’ Sean Murray (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-murray-b60613216) 19:00 💬 Networking Break 19:30 💻 Deterministic Legal Llms, Prompt Injections, and Cybersecurity Alexey Perepechko 19:45 💻 Build the Machine That Builds: an Innovator's Case for Owning Your Pipeline Ricardo Araya (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricardo-araya-farias/) 20:00 🤝 Networking & Free Drinks 21:00 🎯 End // FAQ • What's AI Builders? We're a community of 5000+ AI nerds. We're building a democratic AI platform, to make our community completely co-owned and co-governed by you (yes, all attendees). • Will it be recorded? Yes, some AI Builders Berlin sessions are streamed live and recorded. By attending, you consent to being photographed and filmed. Let us know if you don't want to be on camera. • I'm not technical. Can I come? Yes, but to actually enjoy the meetup, we recommend to understand basic LLMs lingo and concepts: Agents, Embeddings, RAG, MCPs, Inference, Structured Output, Finetuning, APIs, Reinforcement Learning. Why do I need to pay? 1). So we know how many people will show up, less food waste + better allocation of limited seats. 2). Sponsorships don’t cover all our costs (yet)! • Can I get a free ticket? Can I volunteer? Money should never be the reason to not join. If you are in need of a sponsored ticket and/or want to help out by coming 1.5 hour early to help set up, message us here (https://tinyurl.com/aibuilders-bradley). // Location We look forward to hang out with you:CIC (Cambridge Innovation Campus)Right next to Görlitzer Park.Thanks to our friends at Æthos (https://www.aethos.org/) Get your ticket on https://lu.ma/berlin-jun23

23 attendees

🤖 AI Social Night by Berlin Deep Tech Social Club

Wed, Jun 24, 5:30 PM

From Berlin Deep Tech Social Club

4.7

Summer is here, and AI is everywhere — so let's get together, grab a drink, and actually talk about it. This is a relaxed social evening for anyone curious about AI in all its forms — from large language models and generative AI to AI agents, robotics, computer vision, and what's really happening beneath the headlines. No slides, no pitches, no formal agenda — just good people, cold drinks, and honest conversations about the technology reshaping everything. **Whether you're:** 🔍 Just getting started and want to understand what all the fuss is about 🛠️ Building with AI tools and want to swap notes 🧠 Deep in the weeds and happy to share what you know 💡 Just fascinated by where this is all going — there's a spot for you here. *** **💬 What's the vibe?** Mingle, meet, and go as deep as the conversation takes you. Topics might wander into: → What are you actually building with AI right now? → LLMs, agents, RAG, fine-tuning — what's worth your time? → Computer vision, robotics, embodied AI — beyond the chatbot hype → Open-source vs. closed models — where is the real innovation? → The messy, exciting, uncertain future of it all *** **📍 Location:** Berlin (venue TBC — watch this space!) **🗓️ Date & Time:** Wed, 24 June, 19:30 *** *This is a Berlin Deep Tech Social Club event — born in Berlin cafés, built on curiosity. We value depth over hype, community over competition. Come as you are.* 👉 Questions or want to co-host? Drop a note in the comments.

14 attendees

Creative Code Stammtisch

Fri, Jul 3, 5:30 PM

From Creative Code Berlin

4.8

**⭐ DOORS OPEN AT 19:30. PLEASE ARRIVE BEFORE 8PM! ⭐** The Creative Code Stammtisch is a casual show-and-tell for artists, makers, designers, coders, performers, learners and anyone interested in the use of computing skills for artistic expression. The event is free and open to all, regardless of age, origin, gender or experience. Beginners and first-timers should feel especially welcome! You don't have to be a coder yourself 😃 HOW TO FIND US? Find Prachtsaal Studio by crossing the courtyard next to Cafe Augusta on Jonasstr. 22, 12053 Berlin. WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT? We start with quick introductions, then open the floor to anyone who wants to present something. There are usually around six 10-minute slots available, plus time for questions from the audience. First-timers are encouraged to share their work. Topics range from net art to computational design and interactive installations all the way to wearable electronics or generative poetry. If you’re wondering whether your own project might fit, take a look at the [Stammtisch archive](https://creativecodeberlin.github.io/Stammtisch/) to see what others have shared in the past. This event is *not* just for coders! New-media artists and anyone working with technology in their art are very welcome to share. If you enjoy art and/or technology, you’ll likely have a great time, and maybe even learn something new! BEGINNERS WELCOME! If you’re new to creative coding, you can find beginner-friendly resources at [creativecode.berlin/learn](https://creativecode.berlin/learn). THIS IS YOUR SPACE We do our best to create a welcoming environment for all people regardless of race, ethnicity, color, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, or genetics. People from group generally underrepresented in open-source, art, and technology fields are warmly encouraged to come by. And if you know someone who might enjoy this meetup but isn’t sure it’s for them, let them know they’ll be welcome! SAFE SPACE POLICY We support the Berlin Code of Conduct: [berlincodeofconduct.org](http://berlincodeofconduct.org/) Please read and make sure you agree with its content. ACCESSIBILITY Prachtsaal Studio is located on an easy to access ground floor. We're very sorry to say that the bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible yet. DO I NEED TO SPEAK GERMAN? We speak mostly English so international guests are more than welcome! Our team also speaks French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Finnish and German... though language availability may vary depending on which organizers are present :) CONTACT Raphaël de Courville team@creativecode.berlin +49 (0) 176 70070572 or get in touch via [creativecode.berlin](https://creativecode.berlin/) *** The featured artwork of the month is by @ojelibalon. We'd love to feature your work on the cover for the next Stammtisch! Please send an image at team@creativecode.berlin

36 attendees

Agentic AI in the Wild: What Actually Runs in Production

Wed, Jul 8, 3:00 PM

From Global AI Berlin

4.5

AI agents are moving into production. The question is no longer whether to use them, but what it actually takes to make them work once the demo is over. This WeAreDevelopers PreDay meetup is for builders, founders, and practitioners wiring AI agents into real codebases, CI/CD pipelines, developer platforms, and knowledge systems. The evening focuses on the honest conversations that rarely fit into a conference talk: what breaks at scale, what context engineering really looks like, and where the failure modes hide. The theme is connected intelligence: how graph-based reasoning, smarter pipelines, and agentic code review are changing production AI systems, and what engineering teams need to do differently to support them. We will explore constraint satisfaction in agent decision-making, agentic AI in production, AI-powered development workflows, and Java’s role in the future of AI systems. No vendor pitches. Just the stuff that runs in production. Agenda 17:00 — Doors Open, Drinks and Networking 17:30 — Welcome and Opening Remarks 17:45 — Andreas Kollegger, Director of GenAI, Neo4j 18:10 — Break, Food and Networking 18:35 — Panel Discussion: Agentic AI in the Wild 19:20 — Tech Talk 2: CircleCI 19:45 — Ana Maria Mihalceanu, Java Champion Alumni and Developer Advocate, Oracle 20:25 — Closing Remarks Speakers and Sessions Andreas Kollegger, Director of GenAI, Neo4j Talk: Where is the Zebra? Agent Decision-making as Constraint Satisfaction Zebra Puzzles are a useful lens for understanding agentic reasoning. They require no domain knowledge, only structured constraint satisfaction. Real-world decisions, however, are messier: loan approvals, resource allocation, compliance, and approval routing often combine hard rules, soft rules, and human discretion. This session examines how different architectures approach structured decision-making and why recognizing constraint satisfaction problems changes how you build agents. You will learn how constraint networks, LLMs, and hybrid systems solve logical problems differently, how enterprise decisions often hide “Zebra Puzzles” beneath complexity, and when your agent needs search, inference, generation, or a hybrid approach. Ana Maria Mihalceanu, Java Champion Alumni and Developer Advocate, Oracle Talk: Now and Next Java for AI Tired of treating AI as a black-box REST endpoint? With JDK 25 and the Foreign Function and Memory API, Java developers can wire real models directly to native runtimes such as ONNX for fast CPU/GPU inference. This talk shows how to map tensor buffers to Java MemorySegment, switch execution providers, and build self-contained Java applications for inference. It also looks ahead to Project Babylon’s code reflection, where model logic can be expressed as Java code that can be analyzed and lowered to accelerator backends, reducing the need for external model files or glue languages. Build expressive and testable FFM-based inference today, and author pure Java AI-ready models tomorrow. CircleCI Speaker Details TBC Panel: Agentic AI in the Wild What does it take to move AI agents from proof of concept into systems that run reliably? This panel brings together practitioners from across the stack to discuss context management, failure modes, governance, production workflows, and what changes when agentic systems scale. Expect specific lessons, not talking points. Moderator Dana Fine — Open Source and Community Manager, Qodo Dana leads open-source programs and community at Qodo. She runs the GitHub User Group, CNCF local and GenAI communities, organizes the Bond AI meetup series, and has built developer communities across the cloud native and open source ecosystem for years. Panelists Nnenna Ndukwe — Developer Relations Lead, Qodo Nnenna leads Developer Relations at Qodo, the AI code review platform. She is a software developer, applied AI researcher, and community builder with over a decade of experience across med-tech, fintech, and media-tech. A 2019 Google Women Techmakers Scholar, she focuses on integrating AI code review into modern development workflows for open source and enterprise teams at scale. Sebastian Kister Sebastian is a cloud pioneer and enterprise transformation practitioner known for implementing production-ready architecture for Agentic AI Operations in a large enterprise environment. An active CNCF and Linux Foundation member, he advocates for scalable platform ecosystems and a people-first approach: people first, then tools, then processes.

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