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AIEWF Daily Dispatch: The great loops debate and the state of AI engineering

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One of the highlights of the final day of the AI Engineer World’s Fair was a debate about loops. It nicely captured an argument running through the whole conference: are autonomous software factories viable now, or is the engineering discipline lagging behind the ambition?
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Vercel's Andrew Qu on why agents are a new kind of software

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Vercel’s Andrew Qu on the AIEWF expo floor. Andrew Qu is Chief of Software at Vercel, where he works with the CTO across internal engineering, product experimentation and emerging technologies. He has built libraries for MCP, created skills.sh and led the development of eve, Vercel’s framework for building agents.
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The website of the future may assemble itself for every visitor

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Adobe Principal Scientist Carlos Sanchez at AIEWF. For as long as I can remember (and I managed websites in the dot-com period), “personalization” has been a holy grail for websites. But up till now, that’s typically meant selecting from a predefined set of options. A retailer might recommend an item based on a previous purchase, or place a visitor into one of several audience segments — that’s been the extent of personalization.
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