09/18/2026
📌A free ticket to get hands-on with AI in San Francisco
Sponsored by CoreWeave
Getting an AI project to work once feels great.
Then you try to make it useful to somebody else. A response takes too long. A model update changes an answer you were happy with. You need to work out what happened before you can fix it.
That's the part of AI I want to understand better: what happens after the demo?
I'm heading to CoreWeave's Fully Connected, September 29–October 1 at Moscone South in San Francisco, to dig into that with the people building and running these systems.
The hands-on labs caught my attention. The planned topics include choosing an inference setup, tracing an agent through an experiment, and finding where time goes during a training run. Those are practical questions you can bring back to your own project. Plus, a hands-on lab featuring the Aston Martin Formula 1 team and race data set!
I want to leave with one workflow I can explain from start to finish, including where it gets difficult. I'll bring that back here after the event.
And there's plenty to stay for after the labs: Sean Evans from Hot Ones will be live with CoreWeave’s CEO Mike Intrator, BattleBots fighting live on Wednesday night, and Pitbull closing things out on Thursday.
Build something during the day. Stay for the robot fights and the music.
If you're building with AI and want to go deeper on how it actually runs, come along.
For a limited time, use code INFC000 for a free conference ticket.
Register for Fully Connected 2026: https://utm.io/usLyL
Would love to see some of you there in person!
Fully Connected 2026: Built for AI is where AI pioneers learn how to accelerate the superintelligence loop. Moscone South, San Francisco, September 29–October 1.
