Demo night on model selection & routing for agents in production. Benchmarks are ever updating. The "best" model changes with every release week. So how do teams actually decide which model runs their agents in production? Five teams share live demos of how they evaluate, select, and route models in the real world, where quality, cost, latency, and reliability all pull in different directions. This room is for you if you're building agents or agent infra and asking "which model?" Program 6:30 Doors open · food & drinks 7:00 GMI Cloud: routing every prompt to its best-fit model (featuring Yujing Qian from GMI Cloud) 7:15 How Notion picks the models behind Notion AI agents (featuring Hoda Noorian from Notion's AI team) 7:30 How Exa thinks about efficient model routing behind the scenes in our new product Agent (featuring Nitya Sridhar product lead and early employee at Exa building the search engine for AI) 7:45 Networking Who should come Developers and eng leads at AI-native startups building agents, agent infra, or anything that calls more than one model. Come with your hardest routing question. Hosted by GMI Cloud the inference platform for AI builders. GMI serves leading open and frontier models with high-throughput, low-latency infrastructure and is launching Model Navigator, a prompt-aware engine that recommends and routes to the best-fit model for every request. First 30 people get GMI Cloud swag. Notion is where teams and agents think together. It brings your company’s knowledge, projects, meetings, and AI workflows into one collaborative workspace - so teams can find answers, automate busywork, and move work forward with shared context and controls. Startups get up to 3 months free of Notion Business + AI!
This is a casual 5K running event held weekly in San Francisco for builders and founders. Participants run at a relaxed pace and connect socially afterwards over coffee. It provides an opportunity to meet other startup builders in an informal setting outdoors.
Kernel 6 Launch Party features readings and conversations with contributing writers from the latest issue of Kernel. The event offers attendees a chance to engage with the content and enjoy food in a social setting. It is suited for anyone interested in literary and creative publishing in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Fidget Camp is a weeklong makeathon in San Francisco focusing on DIY creative exploration with hands-on workshops led by participants. The event showcases collaborative artworks from diverse creators such as pranksters, digital gardeners, and puzzle designers. Attendees can experience innovative art and maker projects in a community-driven environment.
This event is a 3v3 basketball tournament for developers, founders, and technical builders to compete for cash and sponsor prizes while networking. It is designed to bring together members of the tech community for friendly competition and social connection before the MongoDB .local Build Fest. Teams compete in a group stage and knockout rounds culminating in a final and awards ceremony.
This event gathers founders, engineers, product builders, traders, and fintech operators to discuss how AI agents interact with money. Participants walk and converse about emerging infrastructure challenges and safety questions in connecting AI agents to financial accounts. It is designed for those building or curious about AI-driven fintech technologies and workflows.
Early-stage founders building on Baseten present their AI models and inference stacks, sharing technical stories and challenges. The event targets engineers and technical founders interested in AI inference technology. It provides a stage for demos and networking in the San Francisco Bay Area.