May 2026
Beginner
58m
English
video
This Week in AI: From headlines to hands-on—AI news, demos, and the roadmaps to modernize your workflow
by Eric Freeman, John Berryman, Andreas Welsch, Ksenia Se, YK Sugi, Christina Stathopoulos
Closed Captioning available in German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)
Overview
New tools, agents, breakthroughs. . .and yes, the occasional scandal. The AI frontier is expanding so rapidly that it’s nearly impossible to keep up. The biggest challenge? Filtering the weekly surge of innovation to extract the signal from the noise.
What you’ll learn and how you can apply it
- Stay current on the latest breakthroughs and architectural shifts reshaping AI.
- Get hands-on with cutting-edge tools and streamlined agentic workflows.
- Pick out high-impact innovations from the hype to make smarter tech decisions.
This live event recording is for you because…
- You’re an AI-curious professional looking to bridge the gap between AI headlines and practical daily productivity.
- You’re an AI engineer or agent builder who wants to hone your competitive edge through direct exposure to the newest tools and workflows.
- You’re an AI strategist or leader focused on navigating architectural changes and prioritizing what actually moves the needle.
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