What changes when AI agents can learn from past runs instead of repeating the same mistakes?
In our latest Velocity Room webcast, Memori Labs explored how persistent memory can improve agent accuracy and efficiency, and why that matters when moving workflows into production.
Watch the conversation on demand soon.
We're live. Data Gravity Games is digging into how teams move, access, and govern data in AI systems when the rules decide where it can go. Jump in with your "can we actually do this" questions: https://t.co/HxzKydYcXi
Starting in 1 hour. One question we're answering today: how do you design retrieval around where data is allowed to live, not just where it's stored?
Not too late to join: https://t.co/qvRjSPF0I5
Can we actually build AI systems on our data when laws, regulations, and governance rules limit where that data is allowed to go?
Join us for practitioner-level answers for designing AI systems this Wednesday. Save your seat: https://t.co/Y31PRmpcBJ
Your architecture diagram says data can go anywhere. Your compliance team says otherwise.
Join TVR on Wednesday along with Adam B. Struck and Michael Montero from Memori Labs, GP Struck Capital to dig into sovereignty, connectors, and what data can actually move. https://t.co/PpKc5ZI8of
Microsoft's write-up of Storm-3168 is arguably worth the read. Two Azure service principals, one to map the tenant, one to delete storage and pull keys. The credentials had been posted in a public GitHub issue. https://t.co/oQ1jjb7Otb
In one week, we're bringing together practitioners to dig into the practical constraints shaping how organizations actually move, access, and govern data in AI systems today. Make plans to be in The Room. https://t.co/Udk5jg7u5s
AI agents can be highly capable and still make bad decisions.
In this clip from TVR's Ai4 Debrief conversation, Brad Tompkins and Richard Piasentin dive into the metaphor of AI agents being teenagers.
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The TVR team is on the ground at Moonshots LIVE! A great day being in the room with some of the world's greatest entrepreneurs, builders and creators. @BradTompkins_@moonshotsio
AI agents and automation can move faster than humans can respond.
Kyle Turner, Cisco, dives into why that makes segmentation, containment, and reducing architectural seams more important than ever.