Evolve to AI Conference Returns: Call for Speakers
The Evolve to AI 2026 conference is back, focusing on the practical implementation of AI agents within organizations. Organizers are seeking expert speakers to cover topics such as autonomous development and orchestration.
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It seems like an eternity has passed since we first learned how to build AI agents. We stumbled over lines of code, trying to understand how to make them think and plan, while our most advanced achievement was connecting them to an API to perform a single task. Today, we are in a completely different place: agents have become an integral part of daily work, connected to tools and systems, and are transforming work processes from end to end.
The Evolve to AI 2026 conference meets us at a turning point: the stage of AI model experiments and flashy demos is over, and now we must prove measurable, real-world value. Following a brief delay due to the war, we have rebuilt our agenda with updated content that reflects the current landscape.
The conference will take place on November 4 at the Smolarz Auditorium at Tel Aviv University.
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This year, the Evolve to AI conference will focus on intra-organizational agents—those that execute and optimize processes within an organization. The event will address the core of Agentic SDLC and the building blocks required for development and implementation:
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Autonomous software development—from harnesses to development agents that operate independently.
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Automation and orchestration—building processes using loops and graphs.
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Security, permissions, and control—creating a safe and reliable corporate work environment.
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The corporate brain—the shared memory and knowledge that drive agents.
The goal of the conference is to highlight the tools, architectures, and principles that allow organizations to develop and implement agents in a safe, efficient, and scalable manner.
As in previous years, we are looking for talented speakers to deliver original and engaging lectures that provide the audience with practical tools for developing multi-agent systems capable of planning, drawing conclusions, and performing actions in the real world.
Do you have an idea for a great session? Fill out the form, and we will get back to you shortly.
