AI is transforming how software gets built: code ships faster, prototypes get generated in minutes, and development cycles are shrinking. But speed without a safety net is just risk. In this webinar, Flagsmith co-founder and founding engineer Kyle Johnson walks through why feature flags are the missing piece in every AI-assisted development workflow.
What we cover:
• What feature flags are and why they’ve become a software development best practice
• How to decouple deployment from release — so pushing to production stops being a high-stakes event
• Testing in production safely with targeted rollouts and internal team segments
• Why AI-generated code increases the need for safety nets, not decreases it
• A live demo of the Flagsmith MCP server — automatically creating feature flags inside Claude before a single line of code is written
• Where to start if your team is new to feature flags or AI-assisted development
Key takeaway: AI gives you speed. Feature flags give you control. Used together, they let engineering teams ship at startup pace without putting production at risk.
Winning today isn’t just about talent, it’s about how you use your data.
In this customer story, Team Liquid shows what it looks like to compete on trusted, context-rich data, and why that foundation matters before you put an AI layer on top. When data doesn’t match and context gets lost, AI can create more noise than insight. But when your data is connected and trusted, you can get the right information at the right time to make faster decisions and stay ahead.
With SAP Business Data Cloud, Team Liquid connects half a trillion data points while keeping context attached across gameplay, performance, and strategy. That means they can reason across what happened, why it happened, and what’s likely to happen next.
You’ll also hear how they’re applying AI to speed preparation and reduce manual work, including an AI-powered draft tool that helps teams walk into competition with preparation that’s clearer and faster. And with Joule Agents, they can ask highly technical questions in plain language and get answers grounded in the competitive context they need.
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Take a practical deep dive into hitting and holding frame rate on Meta Quest 3/3S. Learn why performance matters more in VR than any other medium, how to diagnose bottlenecks, and how to use the latest profiling and optimization tools to ship smoother, more comfortable experiences.
📌 Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:38 The Role of Performance in VR
02:52 Establishing Performance Targets and Budgets
05:56 Core Rendering Optimization Techniques
08:59 GPU Performance Profiling and Workflows
11:40 Case Study: Optimizing Unity’s Universal Render Pipeline (URP)
16:01 In-Depth Analysis with RenderDoc for Shader Iteration
30:19 CPU Performance Analysis Using Perfetto
39:48 Next-Generation AI-Powered Performance Tools and Assistants
45:59 Developer Ecosystem Updates and Infrastructure Improvements
48:46 Post-Launch Performance Monitoring and Telemetry
51:33 Summary, Best Practices, and Audience Q&A
Spirit Airlines CIO Sapana Patel joins host Lauren Goerz to break down how enterprise AI actually gets built — from data architecture and conversational agents to leading teams through rapid technological change.
Sapana walks through Spirit’s four-layer AI framework, how her team handles anonymous customer data without sacrificing security, and what metrics truly define AI success at scale: solution ratio, revenue impact, uptime, and stability. She also shares her philosophy on technology leadership — treating engineers as artists, balancing innovation with operational excellence, and building trust across technical and business teams.
If you work in AI, enterprise tech, or leadership, this conversation delivers the specifics most people skip over.
00:00 Introduction
02:30 Sapana Patel’s approach to technology leadership
06:15 Spirit’s four-layer AI architecture explained
12:40 Building conversational agents in-house
18:55 Handling anonymous customer data securely
24:10 Metrics that define AI success
30:45 Event-driven data platforms and customer touch points
38:20 Leading teams through AI transformation
44:00 Closing thoughts and leadership insights
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AI infrastructure is scaling to hundreds of thousands of automatically generated queries per second. But traditional search methods can’t keep up—inaccurate vector search results drive compute waste and hallucinations across your AI stack. This isn’t just a performance problem. It’s an architectural crisis that impacts every enterprise deploying agentic AI at scale.
In this exclusive interview with Swapnil Bhartiya at TFiR, Bianca Lewis, Executive Director of the OpenSearch Software Foundation, explains how OpenSearch has evolved from an AWS fork into critical AI infrastructure powering NVIDIA’s agentic AI platform. Since joining the Linux Foundation 18 months ago, OpenSearch has doubled downloads to 1.4 billion, expanded to over 400 contributing companies, and secured enterprise deployments at Changi Airport and Atlassian.
Key Topics Covered:
• Hybrid search architecture combining lexical and semantic search to prevent AI hallucinations and reduce compute costs
• AI-native telemetry integration with OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and observability suites for monitoring agentic AI workflows
• Real-time trace and log correlation in unified dashboards for enterprise-grade AI infrastructure visibility
• Vendor-neutral governance model driving OpenSearch growth under Linux Foundation stewardship
• Production case studies from Changi Airport (world’s largest airport retail search) and Atlassian (RPM acquisition)
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My Linux system now cleans its own files, organizes screenshots, plans my day, creates reminders from WhatsApp voice notes, writes shell scripts, researches Linux news, and even installs software — using OpenClaw, a free open-source local AI agent for Linux.
In this video, I’m showing 10 real OpenClaw automations I actually use on my Linux desktop. This is not just another chatbot demo. OpenClaw can access your local files, run shell commands, use skills, remember instructions, schedule cron jobs, connect to WhatsApp, and work like a background AI assistant running directly on your machine.
We’ll go through practical OpenClaw workflows like:
🧹 Cleaning and organizing a messy Downloads folder automatically
🖼️ Renaming screenshots based on what is actually visible inside them
🎙️ Turning WhatsApp voice notes into tasks and cron reminders
🌅 Creating a daily morning briefing with weather, Nifty 50, market pulse, and Linux news
📅 Planning and rescheduling events inside GNOME Calendar
📝 Preparing for meetings and generating post-meeting notes
🔍 Building a Linux research bot for release notes, Reddit reactions, and creator-friendly summaries
🧠 Using OpenClaw as a second brain for memory and idea synthesis
💻 Installing VS Code and developer tools through a secure pkexec workflow
⚙️ Creating powerful shell scripts without writing code manually
This is the point where Linux + local AI automation starts feeling genuinely futuristic. You describe what you want in plain English, and OpenClaw turns it into a working automation on your system.
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Ed Crisler has been gaming on PCs before Windows existed. And he’s spent half of his career evangelizing AMD Radeon graphics cards as the North American PR rep for Sapphire Tech. He just switched to Linux. And he has some opinions.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Meet Ed Crisler: 48 Years of PC Gaming!
3:48 Ed’s job at Sapphire Tech
7:47 What an Operating System SHOULD Be
16:40 Performance Numbers Don’t Matter
26:41 Paper Cuts
33:17 Is Linux Really Better?
38:22 Why Linux Support Can Be So Frustrating
48:52 AMD’s Chance To Strike
54:56 Cloud Gaming Is A Cancer
1:14:06 Where Linux Gaming Goes Next
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