Speakers

	Graham Neubig Associate Professor at the Language Technologies Institute of Carnegie Mellon University and Chief Scientist at All Hands AI, which is developing open-source, state-of-the-art coding agents. His research focuses on natural language processing and large language models, including both fundamental advances in model capabilities and applications to tasks such as software development.
	Dawn Song Professor of EECS at UC Berkeley. She is an ACM, IEEE, MacArthur, and Sloan Fellow. Her research focuses on AI Safety and Frontier AI for Program Synthesis and Cybersecurity.
	Michele Catasta President of Replit, which is launching a coding agent developed in collaboration with Anthropic. In the past, he was VP of AI at Replit and Head of Applied Research at Google Labs, working on AI applied to Source Code and Large Language Models. Before then, he was a Research Scientist and Instructor in AI at Stanford University, and received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from EPFL.
	Eiso Kant Co-founder and CTO of poolside, a frontier AI startup focused on revolutionizing software development by building advanced AI models that assist and enhance coding efficiency.
	Sida I. Wang Research Scientist at Facebook AI Research (FAIR). Previously, he was an instructor at Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study and obtained his Ph.D. from Stanford.
	Junyang Lin Tech lead of Qwen Team, Alibaba Groupstrong>. He is responsible for building Qwen, the large language model and multimodal model series, and he is in charge of the opensource of the models.