From Unicorns to Regulations: How AI Is Built, Scaled, and Deployed
A panel on the engineering, operating, and regulatory realities behind deployed AI systems.
101 appearances · 67 recordings · 2012–2026
Talks, interviews, demos, and livestreams—including the ones whose video did not survive the conference Wi-Fi.
101 appearances
2 appearances
A panel on the engineering, operating, and regulatory realities behind deployed AI systems.
A short interview about the route from NASA and SpaceX to AWS developer evangelism.
8 appearances
A two-hour review of the 2025 launches across infrastructure, data, and AI.
A Caylent and AWS partner livestream appearance from re:Invent 2025.
An AWS Twitch conversation with Guille Ojeda about where agent systems create value and where orchestration adds noise.
Production patterns, evaluation strategy, cost controls, and the failure modes that keep good demos from becoming useful products.
A conversation about model economics, reasoning systems, and why platform differentiation matters more than betting on one model.
A Logicata conversation about new AWS capabilities, cloud operations, and the business around them.
MC for the Fortune 500 track at AI Engineer World's Fair 2025.
An interview at hackNY Spring about engineering leadership, risk, and building technology intentionally.
8 appearances
A full recap with Brian Tarbox covering Bedrock, Nova, SageMaker, infrastructure, and the launches between them.
A Cloud Control conversation about the path from NASA and SpaceX to AWS and cloud leadership.
An interview on AWS infrastructure, Amazon Nova, practical generative AI, and the cost structures CFOs should understand.
An AWS virtual-conference appearance on turning generative AI capability into business outcomes.
A theCUBE interview with Jean-Simon Venne on model durability, token economics, and enterprise AI capability.
A Last Week in AWS conversation about enterprise AI, technology shifts, and changing your mind in public.
A practical RAG discussion with Clayton Davis covering architecture, tradeoffs, and failure modes.
A deeper session with Clayton Davis on evaluations, optimization, and one-shot learning with Bedrock.
9 appearances
A long-form recap with Brian Tarbox covering the launches that changed real AWS architectures.
A launch-day walkthrough of prompting, fine-tuning, RAG, and building with Amazon Bedrock.
A compact session with Mark Olson on structuring prompts for useful, relevant model output.
A short comparison of managed generative-AI options and the control each one exposes.
A Real-World Serverless conversation and demo about Bedrock, LangChain, and AWS's model platform.
A San Francisco event session on practical Amazon Redshift use cases.
A Howdy Partner livestream about creating, provisioning, and managing AWS accounts at scale.
A fast pass through the major launches from re:Invent 2022 with Ross Lawrie.
A practical argument about what generative AI can do, where it fails, and why the word intelligence causes so much trouble.
6 appearances
A conversation with Corey Quinn about cloud efficiency, sustainability, and infrastructure economics.
A session on using AWS regions, availability zones, and global infrastructure intentionally.
CloudFront, Global Accelerator, Local Zones, Wavelength, Cloud WAN, and IPv6 in one global architecture session.
A session on Wavelength, Local Zones, and the infrastructure choices behind low-latency applications.
A career and cloud-technology interview with Jon Myer.
A conversation with Corey Quinn about cloud, building teams, and moving from AWS employee back to AWS customer.
2 appearances
An interview on data-access patterns and modern deployment architecture.
A PyCon talk with Mike Ruberry on compatibility, divergence, and the design of PyTorch's NumPy-facing APIs.
1 appearance
A keynote appearance for the Midwest AWS community.
11 appearances
A short AWS event appearance covering the platform for an Angelbeat audience.
A database livestream with Nick Walsh and Anoop about Aurora PostgreSQL.
A live workshop on running request-handling code at CloudFront edge locations.
A live discussion with Joseph Idziorek about Amazon DocumentDB and document workloads.
A live database discussion broadcast from Collision Conference in Toronto.
A practical guide to matching application access patterns with purpose-built databases.
A practical session on adding AWS machine-learning APIs to Python applications.
Live Summit commentary and interviews with AWS experts, customers, and builders.
A keynote-hall database session on matching workloads to purpose-built data stores.
An AWS Summit Berlin chalk talk on the image-location bot and its machine-learning architecture.
A short AWS community interview recorded at VTUG's annual Winter Warmer.
11 appearances
A personal roundup of the AWS launches that mattered before the conference added another week of announcements.
A PyBay talk about WhereML, an image-location bot built with Python and machine learning.
A two-part AWS Innovate session building and deploying the WhereML image-location bot.
All-day hosting, interviews, and technical commentary from AWS Summit New York.
A hands-on demonstration of building and running a machine-learning workflow with SageMaker.
An AWS community presentation at the Vermont Technology User Group's annual winter event.
A Software Engineering Daily interview on composing applications from managed services and functions.
An informal programming stream on Randall's personal Twitch channel.
A four-hour live build of serverless bots that respond to mentions and new followers.
A live build of a browser extension that reads web pages aloud with Amazon Polly.
A live build of a time-series model with Amazon SageMaker.
25 appearances
A week of live demos, interviews, launch coverage, and audience questions from re:Invent.
A detailed technical talk on building and operating serverless microservices.
A Devoxx session on neural networks, MXNet, and the problems deep learning was beginning to solve.
A live AWS session with Sunil Mallya on building and understanding CNNs in MXNet.
A live review with Tara Walker of the winning bots from the AWS Chatbot Challenge.
An AWS Twitch session introducing deep-learning concepts through live code.
A live build of a programmable contact center with Amazon Connect.
A two-hour live session on turning a hackathon idea into a working AWS-backed project.
A live-coding session on making CloudFormation templates easier to maintain and operate.
A guest session with Slack connecting conversational interfaces to Lex.
A London Summit session with Ashley Sole on instrumenting and tracing distributed applications.
A two-hour live build using Rekognition to identify celebrities in images.
A short build walkthrough for the Rekognition-powered Twitter bot behind AWS Cloud Ninja.
A long-form live build of a serverless text-to-speech application.
A Python-community talk explaining where serverless is useful and where it is not.
An AWS Summit Brazil session on continuously delivering Lambda applications.
A practical introduction to AWS serverless services and the application patterns they make possible.
A live-coding session building a conversational application with Amazon Lex.
A quick live build extending the Cloud Ninja image bot into CloudViking.
A hands-on chatbot workshop at AWS Summit Stockholm.
A technical session on Lambda delivered while working as an AWS technical evangelist.
A short stream using STS AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity to give Twitch users constrained AWS access.
A live build of browser and API authentication using Cognito.
A live experiment letting Twitch viewers drive actions in an AWS account.
A full session on building serverless systems from the first event through deployment and operation.
7 appearances
A live-coding session working through machine-learning code in public.
A two-part Twitch session building the image-processing bot later used across AWS events.
A live recap with Julio Faerman after the final re:Invent keynote.
A live recap with Ian Massingham and Julio Faerman after the second re:Invent keynote.
A live day-one kickoff with Danilo Poccia and Julio Faerman before the first wave of re:Invent announcements.
An early working demo of the image-processing bot built during AWS live-coding sessions.
A multi-day AWS Twitch build leading into re:Invent 2016.
1 appearance
A Twilio SIGNAL presentation on using SMS as an interface for connected hardware.
6 appearances
A Python talk connecting weather data, programming, and public-interest analysis.
A conference version of the weather-data talk using MongoDB geospatial queries and a graphical application.
A presentation at MongoDB's first global user conference in New York.
A MongoDB user-group presentation in Little Rock, Arkansas.
A Raleigh MongoDB User Group session on designing documents around application access patterns.
3 appearances
A MongoDB Days Chicago session on replica-set topology, failure recovery, consistency, and application behavior.
A second MongoDB Days Chicago session on distributing data across shards and choosing an effective shard key.
A confirmed MongoDB Days speaking appearance in Seattle during Randall's 10gen developer-advocacy era.
1 appearance
An early MongoDB conference presentation at the Bell Harbor Conference Center.
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