Evolve to AI 2026 Conference Returns to Tel Aviv Highlighting Agentic SDLC

The Evolve to AI 2026 conference is returning to the Smolarz Auditorium at Tel Aviv University on November 4, bringing together approximately 1,200 developers, DevOps engineers, MLOps specialists, AI architects, and tech leaders.

Moving Beyond Experiments to Measurable Value

The conference addresses the critical shift toward the Agentic Software Development Life Cycle (Agentic SDLC). As experimental AI phases and basic demos conclude, organizations must now prove concrete, measurable business value. The event highlights internal enterprise agents designed to streamline and automate internal workflows.

Autonomous Software Development and Orchestration

Lectures will dive into autonomous software development, orchestrating loops and graphs, and building reliable enterprise memory layers. Aviv Zaken from Brandlight will discuss risk-based ownership models to determine which tasks remain with humans versus those delegated to AI agents. Meanwhile, Yuval Lurie from Red Hat will present Neural Navigator, a tool that translates natural language into structured requirements, matching them against SLOs and performance benchmarks.

Security, Memory, and Enterprise Brain

Emmanuel Tassa from Verint will focus on shifting from the principle of least privilege to least agency, showcasing how indirect prompt injections can exploit enterprise agents. Additionally, Almog Beko and Dima Lory from Fabric will address the challenge of enterprise memory, presenting production-tested strategies for maintaining a unified company brain where both human and AI team members share accurate, non-decaying institutional knowledge.