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Clear all filters- The Economist6 min
The art of deception in modern war | The Economist
The event analyzes how modern deception strategies now target an adversary's intent rather than mere presence to neutralize overwhelming surveillance, drawing on historical precedents like D-Day alongside recent intelligence failures in Ukraine, Israel, and Russia. It further details how transparent battlespaces compel forces to deploy resource-intensive drone operations that paradoxically increase human density and logistical footprints, requiring teams of five and nearly two tons of equipment per unit. By forcing enemies to waste munitions on decoys, these tactics aim to degrade capabilities, though the summary notes their inherent vulnerability and limited operational endurance of roughly three days.
David Friedberg Explains America's Economic Crisis in 60 Minutes
David Friedberg warns that the United States faces potential social collapse within two years due to policy failures that exclude the bottom 50% from capital ownership, a structural gap he estimates represents a $33 trillion wealth disparity. He advocates for replacing Social Security and Treasury-bond-heavy pension systems with equity-based individual accounts, while proposing a 40% capital gains tax and a national goal of shifting 2% of Americans to capital ownership annually. Friedberg argues these reforms, alongside closing inheritance loopholes and eliminating income tax for the bottom earners, are essential to prevent a socialist death spiral and restore economic mobility before the chaotic political landscape of 2028.
- RAISE Summit38 min
AI Has a Memory Problem | Gelsinger, SK hynix & More | RAISE Summit 2026
Gelsinger, Hoshik Kim, Vijay Shilpiekandula, Andrew Homan, Louis Delahaye
The global semiconductor industry is currently navigating a critical bottleneck where exponential AI demand for larger context windows outpaces the linear supply growth of High Bandwidth Memory, leaving the market in a 26% deficit. While a duopoly of SK Hynix and Samsung dominates existing capacity, architects like Cerebras and D-Matrix are pioneering stacked memory solutions expected to boost bandwidth by 50 times, though these innovations will not reach volume production until the late 2020s. Consequently, memory has evolved from a volatile commodity into a strategic infrastructure asset, characterized by long-term contracts and deep supply chain vulnerabilities that threaten global stability amid geopolitical tensions and complex manufacturing constraints.
- RAISE Summit39 min
Welcome to the New Frontier of Agentic AI | Wiz, Merge, You.com & More | RAISE Summit 2026
Yinon Costica, Gil Feig, Richard Rizk, Saahil Jain, Ed Huang, Jordan Nanos
Organizations are shifting from single-model reliance to multi-model routing architectures driven by cost sensitivity, governance compliance, and task-specific performance benchmarks. Experts emphasize that successful agentic deployment now depends on engineering harness quality, stable data graphs, and end-to-end token-level encryption rather than raw model intelligence. As the industry transitions into an engineering challenge, future differentiation will stem from strategic tool integrations and robust governance layers that enable safe, long-horizon autonomous workflows.
- RAISE Summit39 min
Pilot to Production: The Valley of Death and How to Cross It | RAISE Summit 2026
Barak Kaufman, Jonathan Corbin, Euro Beinat, Ivan Burazin, Ariel Shulman, Venkat Pullela, Yvonne, Juro
A panel of industry leaders from companies including Keysight, Bright Data, and Prozus discussed the strategic pivot from AI proof-of-concept pilots to secure, scalable enterprise production. The group emphasized that overcoming legacy system bottlenecks and establishing robust data guardrails are essential for transitioning agents into critical workflows, citing Prozus's success with over 60,000 internally built agents. Furthermore, the discussion highlighted a shift in adoption strategies toward model-agnostic architectures and revenue-focused ROI metrics rather than mere cost reduction.
- RAISE Summit20 min
Beyond the Helpdesk: AI Turning IT Into a Strategic Function | Serval | RAISE Summit 2026
Serval is an AI-native platform that completely rebuilds IT Service Management infrastructure to replace legacy systems like ServiceNow by integrating dual-agent architecture for full automation of enterprise workflows. Co-founded by Jake, the company has driven an 80% automation rate for major clients such as SeatGeek and Ramp, enabling thousands of IT staff to shift from support roles to building cross-functional solutions in marketing, legal, and HR. By treating AI as a core foundation rather than an add-on layer, Serval allows enterprises to eliminate support queues and rapidly reinvent their operational roadmaps every six months.
- RAISE Summit17 min
Keynote by Sunghyun Park, CEO & Co-Founder of Rebellions | RAISE Summit 2026
Seoul-based Rebellion, led by CEO Sunghyun Park, is establishing itself as a mass-production alternative to NVIDIA by delivering air-cooled AI server racks that achieve three times lower capital expenditure and superior efficiency through a custom hybrid SRAM and HBM3e architecture. Backed by strategic investors including SK Hynix and Samsung Foundry, the company's full-stack platform currently processes 14 million daily API calls for mission-critical applications at SK Telecom while prioritizing native open-source software compatibility. By optimizing for tokens per second per watt per dollar, Rebellion aims to diversify the global supply chain with a heterogeneous compute solution that scales via modular chiplets for both inference and emerging AGI workloads.
- RAISE Summit13 min
Keynote by Maor Shlomo, Founder & CEO of Base44 | RAISE Summit 2026
Founded 18 months ago as a one-person "vibe coding" platform, Base44 recently secured a Wix acquisition despite generating over $150 million in annual recurring revenue without external investment. The company achieved 50x growth by restructuring around "Teams of Ones," where individual contributors leverage AI agents to handle end-to-end operations without traditional management layers. This model prioritizes compounding ambitions by reinvesting 30% of time into custom tooling, enabling a single entity to execute hundreds of daily deployments and expansive product initiatives that outpace legacy organizational structures.
- RAISE Summit21 min
Building Global out of Europe in the AI Era | Jan Oberhauser, n8n | RAISE Summit 2026
N8N positions itself as an open-source AI workflow orchestration layer that connects diverse models and applications, a strategy validated by adoption from major enterprises like Microsoft, SAP, and the German government. By prioritizing model agnosticism and a "fair code" license, the platform enables organizations to maintain data sovereignty and switch providers to optimize costs and mitigate supply chain risks. Supported by a global network of partners and community ambassadors, N8N continues to expand its enterprise footprint by evolving from a tool for technical builders into an accessible infrastructure for non-technical users to deploy robust, ROI-driven AI solutions.
- RAISE Summit21 min
The Foundation Model Revolution for Structured Data | Frank Hutter, Prior Labs | RAISE Summit 2026
Founded 18 months ago by Frank Hutter, Souraj Gambier, and Noah, Prior Labs has developed TabPFN, a tabular foundation model that processes structured enterprise data in seconds without retraining. The company achieved state-of-the-art performance on the TabArena leaderboard and delivered measurable results for major clients like Hitachi and Credit Agricole before signing a definitive acquisition agreement with SAP. Under this deal, SAP will invest over €1 billion to scale Prior Labs as an independent European sovereign AI hub while preserving its open-source models and research leadership.
- RAISE Summit23 min
Scaling Global AI Infrastructure | Kevin Cochrane, Vultr | RAISE Summit 2026
Vulture's representative, a recent ultra-running record holder, announced the "Vulture AI Factory," a unified infrastructure stack launching with SUSE to support sovereign cloud operations and decouple GPU inference from CPU orchestration. The speaker outlined a new 30-year "super cycle" of compute innovation while revealing open-source breakthroughs like the Voltron Retriever model and new integrations with NVIDIA, AMD, Dell, and NetApp. Highlighting enterprise adoption through a Marriott International use case and recent hackathon victories in clinical trials and telco operations, the event emphasized a strategic shift toward decentralized, agentic AI architectures.
- RAISE Summit19 min
Pat Gelsinger & Elad Raz: Where Chips Go After the GPU Era | RAISE Summit 2026
Next Silicon has pivoted from high-performance computing to artificial intelligence, deploying its Maverick accelerator which integrates custom RISC-V CPUs with data flow architecture to unify serial and parallel workloads in national laboratory environments. The company's four-generation development strategy emphasizes adaptable, software-driven designs that support evolving non-Transformer models while maintaining compatibility with legacy Fortran and modern CUDA ecosystems. Looking forward, Next Silicon anticipates a market shift toward 10,000x efficiency gains and 3D physical modeling, requiring unified memory spaces to handle continuously learning systems rather than the fragmented training and inference phases of current AI.
- RAISE Summit19 min
AI and the Age of Compression | Scott Woody, Stripe | RAISE Summit 2026
AI-native companies achieving rapid revenue expansion are redefining business strategy by replacing traditional moats and long-term planning with continuous auto-cannibalization and parallel reinvention across all operational functions. To sustain this velocity, organizations employ compressed two-week planning cycles, internal product competition, and high-agency generalist teams paid premium rates to navigate inherent market volatility. This approach demands a fundamental shift where leaders, including founders and CFOs, personally manage granular unit economics and simultaneously execute multiple go-to-market models to adapt faster than competitors.
- RAISE Summit19 min
The Infrastructure Powering Live AI | Decart x Bloomberg | RAISE Summit 2026
CART, a 100-person AI lab, leverages its proprietary DOS stack to generate world-class real-time video models capable of powering autonomous robots and live virtual try-ons for e-commerce partners like Amazon. The company's "Lucy" interface enables photorealistic interactions in live streams and shopping feeds, reportedly tripling sales volumes while streamers achieve seven-fold engagement increases. With a roadmap projecting significant breakthroughs in physical AI and software engineering within 18 to 24 months, CART deploys forward-deployed teams to customize these high-performance solutions for specific enterprise KPIs.
- RAISE Summit20 min
Scaling Taste, Craft & Quality in the AI Era | Figma x Mistral | RAISE Summit 2026
At Figma Config 2024, Chief Design Officer Loredana Cosentino and CEO Dylan Field addressed an audience of over 10,000 to unveil AI-driven tools like Figma Agents while redefining the Chief Design Officer role as a bridge between business value and user experience. The event highlighted a critical industry shift where AI lowers barriers to entry for non-specialists yet fails to replicate human creative excellence, necessitating a collaborative convergence of designers and developers around shared prototyping standards. Leaders emphasized that while AI accelerates baseline output, achieving world-class innovation requires maintaining distinct human judgment to avoid cultural stagnation and push beyond historical data constraints.