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AI Engineer

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Distill the LLM, Don't Serve It: Search & Personalization at DoorDash — Raghav Saboo, DoorDash

25 Sep 2026
22m
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Effective marketplace discovery relies on deep semantic understanding rather than simple engagement optimization. DoorDash integrates Large Language Models (LLMs) into its search and recommendation systems through four core primitives: LLM-based supervision, semantic catalog IDs, consumer memory blocks, and steerable c...

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AI Engineer Paris 2026 Main Stage: Google DeepMind, ElevenLabs, Hugging Face & Stripe | Day 2

24 Sep 2026
8h 44m
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AI Engineer Paris 2026 explores the technical and economic frontiers of generative AI, focusing on infrastructure, model efficiency, and agentic workflows. Presenters detail advancements in customizing foundational models like Flux for robotics and action prediction, alongside strategies for scaling voice AI through re...

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I Gave an AI a Body — Cyrus Clarke, MIT Media Lab

24 Sep 2026
20m
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One Operator, Many Drones: Inside Skydio's Autonomy Stack — Suchet Bargoti, Skydio

24 Sep 2026
20m
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Robot Demos Are Easy. Reliability Is Hard — Jason Ma, Dyna Robotics

24 Sep 2026
26m
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Physical AI's Next Bottleneck Is Finding the Right Video — Rafael Levi, Bright Data

24 Sep 2026
16m
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World Models Need Causality, Not Pretty Pixels — Christopher Manning, Moonlake AI

24 Sep 2026
51m
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Robotics Has Been Stuck for 70 Years — Deepak Pathak, Skild AI

24 Sep 2026
28m
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AI Engineer Paris 2026 Opening Keynotes: Mistral, Langfuse & Sizzy | Day 1

24 Sep 2026
1h 13m
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AI integration into the economy follows historical patterns of general-purpose technologies, where significant productivity gains emerge only after long periods of organizational and infrastructure adaptation. Current AI development is transitioning from experimental "vibe coding" toward rigorous "software factories" t...

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From Scratch to SOTA: Training a 3B State-Space Vision Model — Krishna Prasad Srinivasan, Sarvam

23 Sep 2026
21m
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From VLM/VLA's to Embodied Agents — Armen Aghajanyan, Perceptron AI

23 Sep 2026
20m
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You’re Not Thinking Big Enough: Rebuilding Food Systems with AI Agents — Cody Menefee, Firecrawl

23 Sep 2026
18m
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The Best Models Still Reason Like Toddlers — Andrew Dai, Elorian

23 Sep 2026
18m
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From Ingestion to Agents: How AI Teams Build on Document Intelligence — Adit Abraham, Reducto

23 Sep 2026
22m
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Building effective AI agents requires moving beyond simple RAG-based information synthesis toward robust, multi-step agentic workflows that handle unstructured, multimodal data. PDFs remain a significant bottleneck due to their complex, legacy formats, necessitating a hybrid approach that combines traditional computer ...

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Modality Misalignment and Originality Attribution in Short-Form Video — Aditya Gautam, Meta

23 Sep 2026
21m
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Skill issue: stop deploying vision language models, use them with Skills — Merve Noyan, Hugging Face

23 Sep 2026
19m
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Building the Document Context Layer for AI Agents — Jerry Liu, LlamaIndex

23 Sep 2026
21m
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The Dark Arts of Skill Engineering — Paul Bakaus, Renaissance Geek (Impeccable)

21 Sep 2026
1h 4m
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Skill engineering requires moving beyond basic prompting toward "harness engineering," where developers extend an AI agent's capabilities through scripts, hooks, and multi-agent architectures. Relying on prose instructions is insufficient because models naturally gravitate toward generic, overfitted outputs. Instead, d...

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Weight Folding, CUDA Streams, and the Bug That Made My Model Speak Backwards — Filip Makraduli

19 Sep 2026
17m
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RMS norm layers in transformer architectures often create performance bottlenecks due to frequent memory communication and inefficient GPU utilization. By applying algebraic optimizations—specifically weight folding, deferred normalization, and pre-normalization cancellation—computational overhead significantly decreas...

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Two Bugs That Hid in Plain Sight: A vLLM Debugging Detective Story — Asaf Gardin & Yuval Belfer

19 Sep 2026
18m
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Stateful LLM inference systems often fail silently, producing high-confidence gibberish rather than explicit errors. Debugging these issues requires moving beyond standard crash logs to forensic analysis of log-probabilities and kernel behavior. Two critical failures in the Jamba model’s Mamba architecture illustrate t...

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