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Between NVIDIA's A100 in 2020 and the B200 in 2024, BF16 tensor core throughput improved 7.2x. Intra node communication improved 3x, and inter node communication only 2x.
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The champion just left. Do not contact this customer again. Blocked in legal. The facts that decide what a rep does next usually sit in someone's meeting notes, and Flora Liu's point is that an automation which cannot read them will eventually do something catastrophically wrong.
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Ask one data vendor for phone numbers across a set of countries and you get about half of them. Hence waterfalling: layer provider on provider until the field is filled, and run evals to know which to trust.
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Offer Pro V1 golf balls to golfers at East Coast construction companies. Arman Vaziri uses that as a running example and mentions in passing that it works really well. The golf balls are not the point.
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Two terminals run the same prompt, build me a spinning wheel app. On the left every request goes to a single premium model. On the right they go through a router that picks a model per task. Both finish at about the same time with comparable output, and by then the router's session has cost 8 cents against 25.
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A clinical note from a real consultation reads like a routine tension headache, and nothing in it is wrong. What never reached the page is that the patient also mentioned her jaw aches when she chews, which alongside a new headache over 50 is a red flag for a condition that can take her sight within days.
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A customer replied good morning to an outreach text and the model called him immediately. Another confirmed a Thursday appointment, said sounds good, and was told a call was happening right now.
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Roughly 70% of medical communication still moves by fax. What reaches Anterior is scanned fax bundles that can run past 300 pages, carrying handwriting, checkboxes, tables and images across one patient's entire clinical trajectory. Anuj Iravane calls it an observation through a fuzzy lens over a lifespan.
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The springs in the middle of the loveseat in Clay Cockrell's counseling office gave out years ago, so gravity now tips a couple toward each other however hard they grip the arms. He kept it. The harder argument arrives with two numbers.
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Uber could not exist without GPS. Ahmed Ahres uses that to argue real time is a change of medium rather than a speedup: before GPS you consulted a map somebody else had already made, and afterwards your own position became something you could act on continuously. He runs the same argument through film.
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Someone in the audience asked the guitar what reality is, and the guitar answered.
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Ten dollars now buys roughly three hours of continuously generated video, and fifty buys fifteen. Keegan McCallum sets that against the room's own habits, since plenty of hands went up for burning that much on coding tokens inside a single hour.
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Asked how many in the room had ever received a proactive call from their healthcare provider, almost no hands went up. Vivek Muppalla treats that as the signature of scarcity: too few clinicians and too few hours, so the system triages and only the sickest get called.
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Clinicians call it pajama time: the roughly two hours a day spent writing visit notes after work has finished. Abridge started there, and within two to three years the documentation product alone reached 300 of the largest health systems in the United States.
OECD launches a Global Call for Governing with AI, inviting governments to share AI use cases, policy initiatives, and implementation tools to support trustworthy AI in public administration.
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Got a massive idea but stuck in the "just talking about it" phase? This session cuts the fluff and dives straight into how to build and prototype at lightning speed using AI Studio Build and Antigravity for free.
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Connecting a coding agent to multiple services often means facing a dozen OAuth consent screens, a dozen token lifecycles, and a dozen chances for something to break. Despite having Single Sign-On, users still find themselves signing in repeatedly.
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Most of us are pair-programming with one agent and stopping there. There's a lot more on the table. This workshop is about going from one agent to many. We'll start with codebase setup, the foundational work that makes agents effective on their own.
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Open models are getting smaller, faster, and far more capable. In this talk, Cassidy Hardin walks through the latest advances in the Gemma family, with a focus on Gemma 4 and what it enables for developers building on-device and open-weight AI systems.
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Agentic engineering so far has been a solo story: one developer and a dozen agents moving at warp speed. But speed without thoughtful planning and team alignment is just wasting tokens.
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The best MCP server is the one you didn't have to build. At Cloudflare we have a lot of products. Our REST OpenAPI spec is over 2.3 million tokens.
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The most reliable way to render a person is to render the most boring average person and put them in the center of the frame. Sangwu Lee offers that as the price the big image models pay for consistency: ask a production model for a burning skull and every output comes back clean, competent, and nearly identical.
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Minutes into a call to demo a search API rebuilt to answer in under a second, the system got blocked, badly, in front of the client.
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Scheduling a meeting is not finding a shared slot on everyone's calendar. It is a constraint optimization over authority, priority, and urgency, and an expert sees that immediately where a very capable model does not. Yu Su uses examples like that one to separate two things the field keeps collapsing together.