Speakers
Ed Charbeneau & Kathryn Grayson Nanz
AI systems can behave unpredictably in production, from agents drifting off task to models confidently inventing answers. In this session, we'll revisit several memorable public AI failures, including some legendary moments from Microsoft's early chatbot experiments, to illustrate how quickly things can go sideways when teams lack visibility into what their AI systems are doing.
Then the Progress product team will demonstrate Progress AI Observability and show how developers can trace agent behavior, detect model drift and hallucinations, monitor performance and costs, and use evaluations to continuously improve AI systems.
Through practical examples and evaluation workflows, you'll learn how to diagnose problems, reduce risk, and ship AI-powered applications with greater confidence.
Jeff is a software developer and live-video streamer with a history of talking to developers to understand their career growth and technology concerns. He's written several books and is a frequent speaker at technology conferences.
Lyubomir is a Product Manager working on agent observability at Progress Software. With a background in software development and product design, he works on making complex, non-deterministic systems more transparent, traceable, and reliable.
Ed Charbeneau & Kathryn Grayson Nanz
Ed Charbeneau & Lyubomir Atanasov