Shahram Anver is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cleric, the autonomous AI SRE that investigates and root-causes production issues like an experienced teammate — often in under two minutes. Before Cleric, Shahram led MLOps, DevOps, and FinOps platform engineering at Gojek, Southeast Asia's super-app. In this conversation, he breaks down why production operations never kept pace with AI-accelerated development, and why the real unlock for an AI SRE isn't faster triage — it's an agent that *learns* and compounds operational memory across your whole org.

In this episode:

🔧 The on-call problem — Why one broken service still drags ten engineers onto a call, and how AI changes that

🤖 What an AI SRE actually is — How Cleric investigates across your existing observability stack instead of adding another tool

🧠 Learning over MTTR — Why Shahram argues the value isn't alert triage, it's an agent that gets better every investigation

🪜 Ramping like a new engineer — Explore the environment, learn from the work, talk to the team

🔁 The investigate–measure–learn loop — Turning what worked on one incident into context for the next

🕸️ Knowledge graphs & operational memory — Mapping teams, clusters, and dependencies so insight from one team helps another

⚡ Under two minutes to root cause — What "fast" really requires in a live production environment

🚀 The road to autonomy — From assisted investigation toward self-healing infrastructure

If you're an SRE, platform engineer, DevOps lead, or anyone building or buying AI agents for production, this one's for you.

🔗 Links & Resources

Cleric: https://cleric.ai

Shahram on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shahramanver/

Willem Pienaar (Co-Founder/CTO): https://www.linkedin.com/in/willempienaar/

Cleric launches the first self-learning AI SRE: https://cleric.ai/blog/cleric-launches-the-first-self-learning-ai-sre

MLOps Community: https://mlops.community

Join the community: https://go.mlops.community/slack

⏱️ Timestamps

[00:00] Tech Jargon Confusion

[00:27] Harness vs Model

[08:48] Model Evolution in Cleric

[13:36] Sandboxing and Simulated Environments

[20:40] Shifting AI Perceptions

[24:10] Managing Humans vs Agents

[31:32] Steering Parallel Agents

[34:16] Human Decision Integration in Models

[43:28] 80/20 Data Split

[49:40] Becoming a Skill

[53:35] 2027 Agent Autonomy

[59:14] Agent Learning in Production

[1:04:31] Software as Personal Capabilities

[1:08:31] Vibe Coding vs Durability

[1:18:23] Wrap up

#AISRE #SiteReliabilityEngineering #AIAgents

Zipline Roundtable episode: Building Real-Time ML Systems with Zipline + ChrononJoin the Community: https://go.mlops.community/YTJoinInGet the newsletter: https://go.mlops.community/YTNewsletterMLOps GPU Guide: https://go.mlops.community/gpuguideBig shout-out to ZiplineAI for the collaboration!// AbstractReal-time ML use cases like personalization and risk decisioning come with a unique set of challenges: serving fresh feature values at low latency for inference, generating temporally consistent backfills for training, and building complex chains of on-demand, batch, and streaming transformations. In this roundtable, practitioners from Intuit, CreditKarma, Depop, and OpenAI share how they use Zipline and the OSS Chronon project to solve these challenges and deploy real-time ML use cases in production.// BioGerman KrikorianGerman is a Software Engineer on the Feature Platform team at Credit Karma. Since joining the company during the early development of its recommendation system, they have played a key role in building and scaling the platform over the years. Their work focuses on feature pipelines and the feature store, which serves as critical infrastructure supporting numerous teams and business verticals across the organization.Ben MagyarBen is an engineer at Depop working on ML and data systems. Before Depop, he worked on Search at Etsy. Most of his work is around the infrastructure and operational problems that come with running ML systems at scale.Raj KatakamRaj architects ML Infrastructure at Credit Karma (Intuit). He holds a Master's in Software Engineering from Carnegie Mellon and a B.Tech in EECE from IIT Kharagpur. His interests include ML Infrastructure, Distributed Systems, Real-Time Data Processing, and Generative AI. His current focus is on providing feature engineering platforms, production GenAI infrastructure, vector databases, ML model serving, and MLOps pipelines for fraud detection, personalized recommendations, financial insights, and model explainability.Mick JermsurawongLed Flyte ML training/experimentation at Stripe, and now led Chronon for ML features at OpenAIHosted by Demetrios// Related LinksWebsite: https://zipline.ai/https://chronon.ai/~~~~~~~~ ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ~~~~~~~Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://go.mlops.community/TYExploreJoin our Slack community [https://go.mlops.community/slack]Follow us on X/Twitter [@mlopscommunity](https://x.com/mlopscommunity) or [LinkedIn](https://go.mlops.community/linkedin)] Sign up for the next meetup: [https://go.mlops.community/register]MLOps Swag/Merch: [https://shop.mlops.community/]Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: /dpbrinkmConnect with German on LinkedIn: /e2zdkwh8cxghydg/Connect with Raj on LinkedIn: /rajkiran2190Connect with Mick on LinkedIn:/mick-jermsurawong/

Naseem Al-Naji is the co-founder of MCPcat.io and the creator of Opal — a builder with deep roots in privacy-first developer tooling. In this conversation, he breaks down why MCP servers have become a black box in production, and how MCPcat gives teams X-ray vision into how agents and users actually behave.

What we get into:

🐱 What MCPcat Is — Open-source analytics and live debugging built specifically for MCP servers

🎬 Session Replay — Watch an agent's full journey through your server, tool call by tool call

🎯 Agent Intent & Goals — Understand "why" a tool was called, not just that it was

🔍 Trace Debugging — Find exactly where agents and users get stuck or confused

🚨 Catching Hallucinations — How issue tracking surfaces when an LLM goes off the rails

🔒 Privacy-First by Design — Client-side redaction so sensitive data never leaves your environment

⚡ One-Line Integration — Python, TypeScript, and Go SDKs that drop into existing stacks

📊 Works With Your Stack — Native support for OpenTelemetry, Datadog, and Sentry

🚀 The Future of MCP — Where agent observability and the MCP ecosystem are heading

If you build, ship, or maintain MCP servers — or you're trying to figure out why your AI agents misbehave in production — this one's for you.

🔔 Subscribe, like, and share for more conversations on agentic AI:

▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AAIFAgenticConversations🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033rZZJrQOVSSmhcStFhZA?si=rUNjFuNqRvGvAEWwqms7TA

Links & Resources:

🐱 MCPcat: https://mcpcat.io

💻 MCPcat on GitHub: https://github.com/mcpcat

👤 Naseem on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naseem-al-naji

🐙 Naseem on GitHub: https://github.com/naji247

Timestamps:

[00:00] Intro

[01:41] MCP Needs Gatekeepers

[06:32] Measuring MCP Success

[13:57] MCPAT Feature Rollouts

[18:50] MCP Server Query Optimization

[26:48] UI Design Shift

[29:14] MCP Server Design Choices

[33:51] User Journey Traceability

[40:40] Agent Experience Evaluation

[45:23] AI Model Improvement Strategies

#MCP #AIAgents #Observability

Stanislas Polu is Co-Founder & CTO of Dust — the enterprise AI agent platform used by 51,000 workers at 3,000+ companies. Before Dust, he spent three years on OpenAI's research team under Ilya Sutskever, working on mathematical reasoning in language models, and prior to that was an engineer at Stripe. He brings a rare combination of frontier AI research and product-building experience to the enterprise agent space.

Agents & the $40M Bet on Multiplayer AI // MLOps Podcast #384 with Stanislas Polu, Co-Founder & CTO of Dust

🤖 What is Dust? — How Dust enables teams to build and deploy AI agents powered by internal company data, and why the "multiplayer AI" model is winning in enterprise.

🧠 From OpenAI Research to Startup Founder — Stanislas's journey from studying mathematical reasoning in LLMs under Ilya Sutskever to co-founding an enterprise AI company in Paris with Gabriel Hubert.

🚀 The $40M Series B — What Dust is building with fresh funding, the bet on human-agent collaboration as the future of work, and what "multiplayer AI" actually means in practice.

🔄 The Outer-Loop Era — Stanislas's framework for thinking about where AI agents create the most value: not just automating tasks, but rewiring how work gets done across entire organizations.

⚠️ What Most Enterprise AI Gets Wrong — The biggest mistakes companies make when deploying AI agents, why adoption fails, and how Dust achieves 70%+ weekly adoption rates.

📊 Building Reliable Agent Infrastructure — Lessons from scaling to thousands of companies: observability, governance, data security, and why enterprise AI is harder than it looks.

🛠️ Horizontal vs. Vertical AI Platforms — Why Dust chose to build a horizontal enterprise agent platform and how that decision shapes product, go-to-market, and technical architecture.

This episode is essential for AI/ML engineers, enterprise AI leads, and anyone building or deploying AI agents at scale inside organizations.

🔗 Links & Resources:

• Dust: https://dust.tt

• Stanislas Polu on X/Twitter: https://x.com/spolu

• Dust on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dust-tt

• Dust $40M Series B announcement: https://dust.tt/blog

• "The Outer-Loop Era" talk by Stanislas (dotconferences): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_outer_loop

• Dust + Stripe MCP integration: https://stripe.com/customers/dust

• Dust + Datadog observability case study: https://datadoghq.com/case-studies/dust

⏱️ Timestamps

[00:00] Future of Work

[00:19] Dust Scaling Lessons

[04:44] Human-Agent Collaboration

[14:24] Pod as Workspace

[22:30] Work Flow Optimization

[29:37] Multiplayer Collaboration Vision

[39:55] Token Economics and Inference

[47:20] AI Pricing Challenges

[52:36] Dust vs Co-work

[57:06] Agentic Work Infrastructure

[1:04:23] Stateful Sandbox Challenges

[1:09:58] Product Use Case Discussion

[1:14:05] Agent Data Interaction Needs

[1:20:09] Wrap up

#EnterpriseAI #AIAgents #Dust

James Everingham is the CEO and Co-founder of Guild.ai — the AI agent control plane for production teams. With roots at Netscape, Instagram (Head of Engineering), and Meta (Head of Dev Infra, leading a 1,000-person org), James brings rare, hard-won expertise to the challenge of operating AI agents at scale.

From Single-Player to Multi-Player: Operating AI Agents at Scale // MLOps Podcast #383 with James Everingham, CEO and Co-founder of Guild.ai

In this episode, James unpacks what actually breaks when you move from a single AI agent to a fleet of them — and what engineering leaders need to build before it's too late.

🎯 Single-Agent vs. Multi-Agent Systems — Why "single-player" AI workflows don't survive contact with production reality, and what the shift to multi-agent coordination actually demands from your infrastructure.

🔍 The Agent Control Plane — What it is, why every engineering org needs one in 2026, and how Guild.ai is building the neutral layer to deploy, govern, and share agents across any framework or model.

⚠️ Non-Determinism at Scale — Why AI agents behave like employees, not software, and why you need workforce-style governance — not just observability tooling — to manage them.

💸 Token Spend & Cost Visibility — How teams running agents in production are flying blind on cost, and what Guild shows you that your current stack doesn't.

🏗️ Lessons from Meta's DevMate — How Meta's AI coding agent went from experiment to submitting 50% of all diffs, and what that journey teaches every engineering leader about scaling agents safely.

🚦 Agent Identity & Governance — Why every agent needs an identity, what happens when they don't have one, and how agent sprawl becomes a governance crisis fast.

🔄 Sharing Agents as Infrastructure — Why Guild treats agents as shared production infrastructure rather than one-off scripts, and how that changes the economics of AI investment.

🛠️ Framework Agnosticism — Why betting on a single agent framework is a losing strategy, and how to build for a multi-model, multi-framework world from day one.

Essential viewing for engineering leaders, AI platform teams, and founders building production-grade agentic systems.

🔗 Guild.ai: https://guild.ai

🔗 James on X/Twitter: https://x.com/jevering

🔗 James on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameseveringham

🔗 Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/

⏱️ Timestamps

[00:00] Context Transfer Challenges

[00:51] Control Plane for Agents

[02:17] Effective Agent Policies

[09:23] Agent Governance Policies

[15:34] Developer Tool Adoption

[22:02] Knowledge Sharing and Open Source

[24:59] Simulated Deployments and Confidence

[29:36] Agent Workloads vs Human Workloads

[39:55] AI as a Customer

[47:59] Agent Hub vs Autonomy

[53:21] Wrap up

#AgenticAI #AIAgents #AIEngineering

Thiago Cardoso is the Director of Data & AI at iFood and the architect behind iFood Pago's AI agent platform. This fintech system serves millions of restaurants across Brazil through WhatsApp and the iFood app. In this episode, he breaks down what it actually takes to ship agentic AI in production at scale.

The Control-vs-Magic Spectrum Building Agents // MLOps Podcast #382 with Thiago Cardoso, Director of Data & AI at iFood

🤖 WHAT WE COVER:

🔹 Control vs. Magic — Thiago's spectrum model for thinking about AI agents, from deterministic pipelines to fully autonomous systems

🔹 iFood Pago Explained — How iFood's embedded fintech arm uses AI agents to provide credit, loans, and financial services to restaurants

🔹 WhatsApp as an AI Interface — Why WhatsApp is the primary channel for merchant interactions in Brazil and how agents are deployed there

🔹 Multi-Agent Architecture — Why single monolithic agents break down and how to split them into sub-graphs with specialized contexts and tool sets

🔹 Context Engineering — Why what you put in the agent's context window is more important than the model itself

🔹 Human-in-the-Loop Design — How to build trust with merchants while minimizing friction in agentic workflows

🔹 LangGraph in Production — How Thiago's team uses LangGraph to build stateful, multi-agent pipelines

🔹 Debugging with AI — Generating on-the-fly HTML/JavaScript visualization tools to investigate data pipeline problems

🔹 The Cost of Software Going to Zero — What happens to demand when software becomes nearly free to build

🔹 Personalization at Scale — Serving millions of restaurants with AI that knows their business context

🎯 This episode is for AI engineers, ML practitioners, and fintech builders who want to understand what production agentic AI looks like beyond the demos.

🔗 LINKS & RESOURCES:

Thiago Cardoso on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thiagoncc/

iFood: https://www.ifood.com.br

iFood Pago: https://ifoodpago.com.br

ZenML iFood Case Study: https://www.zenml.io/llmops-database/building-a-hyper-personalized-food-ordering-agent

LangGraph: https://www.langchain.com/langgraph

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS

[00:00] Control vs Magic in AI

[00:18] Foodpago Fintech Ecosystem

[08:59] Scaling Personalization with AI

[15:04] Chat UI Evolution

[20:22] Context Layer in Systems

[26:39] Agent Growth Dynamics

[33:39] Job Evolution with Open Claude

[39:54] AI and Software Costs

[41:50] Wrap up

#AIAgents #Fintech #iFood

Sherwood Callaway is the founder of Sazabi (YC P26), the AI-native observability platform built for engineering teams who ship fast. He previously founded and exited a YC company — now he's back, betting that logs are all you need to replace Datadog.

Logs Are All You Need: Rethinking Observability with AI Agents // MLOps Podcast #381 with Sherwood Callaway, the Founder of Sazabi

🔑 What's covered:

🪵 Logs vs. The Three Pillars — Sherwood makes the case that the traditional observability stack (metrics, logs, traces) is overkill. In 2026, with AI agents in the loop, logs alone are sufficient — and dramatically simpler to instrument.

🚨 AI-Generated Alerts, Not AI-Evaluated Alerts — Instead of using AI to triage your noisy alert stream, Sazabi generates the alerts autonomously from your logs and codebase — so you never configure a monitor again.

🤖 Agent Sandboxing & Bash Access — How Sazabi gives its AI agent a persistent bash sandbox with CLI tool access, why every other action routes through that sandbox, and how RLS database permissions keep the agent from doing damage.

🧠 Agentic Memory via Git — Sazabi's novel approach to persisting agent memory across threads using Git branches — enabling multiple parallel sub-agents to share findings without bloating the context window.

🔀 Multi-Agent Parallelization — How Sazabi spawns sub-agents and background agents on-demand to investigate production issues in parallel, the way Claude Code displays a live to-do list of agent work.

📊 Why Evals Are Hard (and What They Built Instead) — An honest conversation about the difficulty of evaluating agentic systems, log-based eval proxies, and why Sazabi still doesn't buy third-party eval tooling.

⚡ MCP Servers, Skills Bloat & Context Management — The tradeoffs between MCP servers and local skill files, progressive tool disclosure, and why context window management is the hidden bottleneck in production agent systems.

🎯 Building a Moat in 2026 — Sherwood and Demetrios debate what a defensible advantage actually looks like when every AI tool can be cloned fast. Spoiler: "We built it first" is not a moat.

🚀 Beta Launch & Who It's For — Sazabi is in closed beta and opening the waitlist. If your team uses Cursor or Claude Code and you have production traffic you can't afford to break, this is built for you.

👉 Perfect for: AI engineers, SREs, DevOps teams, and founders building production-grade agent systems who are questioning whether their current observability stack is overbuilt.

🔗 Links & Resources

🌐 Sazabi: https://sazabi.com

📄 Sazabi on Y Combinator: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/sazabi

💼 Sherwood Callaway on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sherwood-callaway

📰 SiliconANGLE coverage: https://siliconangle.com/2026/04/08/startup-sazabi-bets-on-logs-and-ai-agents-to-replace-traditional-observability-stacks/

💻 MLOps.community: https://mlops.community

⏱️ Timestamps

[00:00] Genetic Agent Evolution

[00:33] Dethroning Datadog

[03:13] Sazabi vs Traditional Observability

[10:47] MCP vs CLI Paradigm

[15:12] Sandbox Usage for Agents

[24:28] Genetic Prompt Optimization

[32:34] Eval and Agent Spawning

[38:45] RL Environment Tensions

[45:40] Sazabi is hiring!

[46:10] Wrap up

#Observability #AIAgents #DevTools

Joe Maionchi (Co-founder & COO) and Rod Christensen (Co-founder & Chief Architect) of RocketRide join the MLOps Community to walk through AIDE — the AI Integrated Development Environment. RocketRide is an open-source AI pipeline platform that lets developers build, debug, and run production-grade agentic AI workflows directly from their IDE, with support for 13+ LLM providers, 8+ vector databases, and full multi-agent orchestration.

AI Is Fast. AI Projects Are Slow. Let's Fix That. // MLOps Podcast #378 with JRocketRide's Joe Maionchi (Co-founder & COO) and Rod Christensen (Co-founder & Chief Architect)A huge shout-out to  ⁨RocketRide⁩  for this collaboration!

🔑 What's covered:

🏗️ Why AI infrastructure needs standardization — how coding agents produce inconsistent "glue code" across projects and why a typed node graph fixes it

⚡ Efficiency AI vs. Opportunity AI — the two paths companies take with generative AI, and which one actually compounds growth

🔀 Multi-agent pipeline orchestration — running CrewAI, LangChain, and DeepAgent side-by-side to benchmark which works best for your use case

💰 Cutting LLM costs in half — design-time strategies for routing tasks to cheaper models without sacrificing output quality

🔍 Pipeline observability & debugging — logging every node step in dev and production so you can pinpoint exactly where a 10-step pipeline breaks

🖼️ Beyond text: image, video & audio nodes — frame grabbing, OCR, Whisper transcription, and speech-to-text running on shared GPU infrastructure

🚀 RocketRide Cloud — one-click deploy from local to cloud with dynamic GPU scaling and cost-efficient shared inference

🧠 Intentionality in agentic development — why moving fast with AI agents creates "crappy code fast" and how skills/context files change the equation

🔌 MCP support & framework-agnostic design — swap any model, tool, or framework without rewritesThis episode is essential for AI engineers, ML practitioners, and developers building production LLM applications who want to stop reinventing infrastructure and start shipping.

🔗 Links & Resources:

• RocketRide website: https://rocketride.ai

• RocketRide open source (GitHub): https://github.com/rocketride-org/rocketride-server

• AIDE VS Code Extension: https://rocketride.org

• MLOps Community: https://mlops.community

• Discord: https://discord.gg/Hd4PukFt2H

⏱️ Timestamps

[00:00] Cost Savings in AI

[00:21] AI, Developer, and Software Development Evolution

[02:51] Intentionality in Software Development

[10:51] Model Skill Optimization

[17:08] Primitives in AI Systems

[29:00] Coding Agent Challenges

[37:09] RocketRide Inspiration

[44:42] Coding Agents and Documentation

[47:40] RocketRide Cloud Overview

[56:27] Wrap up

BuzzHPC Roundtable episode: Architecting Modern AI Systems: Platforms, Agents, and Integration

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Big shout-out to BuzzHPC for the collaboration!

// Abstract

As AI systems evolve into more autonomous, agent-driven architectures, the way we design platforms, tools, and infrastructure is rapidly changing. In this session with BuzzHPC, we explore the shifting boundary between platforms and tools, what developers expect platform providers to handle versus what they want to control and build themselves.

We unpack what modern agentic stacks look like today, how teams are structuring them in production, and where these architectures are heading as systems become more complex and distributed. A key focus will also be on agent interoperability, how different agents communicate, coordinate, and operate within shared environments.

Finally, we share insights and lessons from a recent AI hackathon delivered in partnership with Bell, Buzz, Mila, and KHP, highlighting how these concepts are being tested and applied by builders in real-world scenarios.

// Bio

Allen Roush

Allen has held senior technical and AI leadership roles at companies like Oracle and Intel. He's very active in the AI research space and open source communities. He's passionate about improving the creativity and coherence of AI systems.

Frédéric Bénard

Frédéric is Senior Director of AI Applications Development at Mila (Quebec AI Institute), where he leads a team focused on building the engineering foundations for applied AI systems. His work centers on translating cutting-edge research into scalable applications, including AI-driven platforms and agent-based systems used across research and industry collaborations.

Shuo Wang

Shuo leads the Responsible AI Office for Bell Canada, where all AI use cases are reviewed and assessed for potential harm and bias. Previously, he led a team of data scientists to expand a large-scale ML program to improve customer support effectiveness.

// Related Links

Website: https://www.buzzhpc.ai/

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Big news: the MLOps Community is joining the Linux Foundation to become the official user community of the new Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF).

The AAIF is the neutral home for open source projects like the Model Context Protocol (MCP), goose, and AGENTS.md, co-founded by Anthropic, Block, and OpenAI. With that governance and scaffolding now in place, the open source agent ecosystem has room to scale, and the MLOps Community is right in the middle of it.

Everything you love about the community from the past six years keeps going, and we are adding even more on top.

What this means:

- Official user community: MLOps Community becomes the user community of the Agentic AI Foundation under the Linux Foundation.

- The projects: MCP, goose, and AGENTS.md now live under one open, neutral governance structure built to scale.

- Nothing goes away: The podcast, the global meetups, the weekly newsletter, the Slack workspace, and the virtual events all continue.

- New: Ambassador Program: Just opened for applications, so you can get more involved in the community.

- AgentCon EU: September 17 and 18 in Amsterdam.

- AgentCon North America: October 22 and 23 in San Jose.

- A possible new name: The podcast may become "Agentic Conversations," because honestly all we talk about is agents. Tell me what you think in the comments.

If you build with AI agents or follow the open source agent ecosystem, this is the update to bookmark. This is MLOps Community 2.0.

Links and Resources:

- MLOps Community: https://mlops.community

- MLOps Community 2.0: https://mlops.community/blog/mlops-community-2-0

- Agentic AI Foundation: https://aaif.io

- Ambassadors: https://aaif.io/ambassadors

- Linux Foundation AAIF announcement: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-foundation-announces-the-formation-of-the-agentic-ai-foundation

- AgentCon and MCPCon events: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/aaif-events/

- Model Context Protocol (MCP): https://modelcontextprotocol.io

- goose: https://goose-docs.ai

- AGENTS.md: https://agents.md

Timestamps (approximate, adjust before publishing):

00:00 The big announcement

00:12 Joining the Linux Foundation's Agentic AI Foundation

00:30 Why it matters: MCP, goose, and AGENTS.md

00:48 What is not changing: podcast, meetups, newsletter, Slack

01:15 What is new: the Ambassador Program

01:30 AgentCon EU in Amsterdam and North America in San Jose

01:55 A new name for the podcast: Agentic Conversations?

02:10 MLOps Community 2.0

#AgenticAI #MCP #LinuxFoundation