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From Building at Pinterest and Airbnb to Revolutionizing AI at Kumo.AI

Join us for expert insights on how data is rewriting the rules and driving the future of innovation with Dr. Vanja Josifovski, CEO and Founder of Kumo.AI. In this episode, Dr. Vanja shares his approach to enterprise AI and reveals why a "data-forward organization" is the key to success. He also explains why integration speed is now the new competitive edge, and makes a compelling case for rebuilding outdated systems to achieve a 10x advantage.

AI-Generated SQL: Enterprise Dream or Security Nightmare?

The idea of using an AI like GPT-5 or any LLM based tool to generate SQL from natural language sounds like a productivity goldmine. Ask the AI a question, and it automatically writes and executes the perfect query. Insight on demand. No SQL expertise needed. But beneath this automation lies a serious threat. Giving AI systems free rein to generate and run SQL against your production database is not just risky—it could be catastrophic.

AI for UX design: 5 best practices for product designers

AI is no longer a fringe experiment: it’s a mainstream mandate. But with that shift comes a new kind of pressure: to act quickly, to appear modern, to bolt on something “intelligent” before someone else does. For many teams, this leads to reactive choices. Features get prioritized because they sound impressive, not because they solve a real user problem. Familiar interfaces get copied instead of questioned.

Unleash Real-Time Agentic AI: Introducing Streaming Agents on Confluent Cloud

As AI models become commoditized, the conversation is shifting from building smarter models to building data infrastructure that turns models into real business value. Enterprises are accelerating their adoption of agentic AI—systems that don’t just predict but plan, decide, and act autonomously—across their software and operations.

Governing Agentic AI: Secure, Scalable Data Access with DreamFactory

Few trends are capturing as much attention as agentic AI—autonomous systems that collaborate with humans, large language models (LLMs), and enterprise data to complete complex tasks. These agents are redefining work: handling customer service, streamlining compliance, conducting research, and orchestrating workflows across distributed environments. But as organizations scale their use of autonomous agents, one question looms large: How do we govern this power responsibly?