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Why most AI coding falls apart in production
The structural reasons demos work and real systems don't — and what serious engineers do differently.
A live, working session on the engineering discipline behind reliable AI-assisted development.
For developers who are tired of unreliable AI-generated code — and want a repeatable approach that holds up in production.
Free to attend. You'll get the calendar invite, reminder emails, and the replay afterwards — even if you can't make it live.
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No theory for its own sake. Every part of the session maps to something you can use the next time you open an editor.
The structural reasons demos work and real systems don't — and what serious engineers do differently.
The specific patterns that make AI output worth keeping, versus the ones that quietly waste hours.
Why "give the AI everything" usually fails, and how to give it exactly what it needs — no more, no less.
Practical methods to know whether AI-generated code actually works, beyond "it looks right."
Background in quantum computing research, compiler development, and blockchain infrastructure. Has spent the last several years building production software with AI — most of it livestreamed five days a week. This webinar is a distillation of what actually works.
Yes. No upsell to attend, no payment, no credit card. Show up live or watch the replay — both included.
Register anyway. The replay link goes out to everyone who signed up, usually within 24 hours of the live session.
English.
The principles apply across languages. Examples may draw from Rust, TypeScript, and Python — the production-grade languages most attendees work in. You don't need to know all three.
Yes. The last portion is open Q&A. Bring real questions about your own work — that's where the best discussions happen.
19:00 CEST is 13:00 New York, 10:00 San Francisco, 18:00 London, and 03:00 (next day) Tokyo. Your registration email will include a calendar invite that adjusts to your local timezone automatically.
Free to attend, replay included. The engineers who show up are the ones who got tired of AI code that breaks the moment real users touch it.