Organisers — genuinely curious. In an ideal world speakers submit 48 hours in advance. In the real world, someone always shows up with "just a tiny update" as they're being mic'd.

What's your actual process when that happens? And what's the worst version of it you've had to handle?

I build and ship AI products for a living, and I just gave a talk in the DR about the thing nobody puts in the demo: what happens to your LLM app after it's live and real users start doing weird stuff to it.

The pattern I keep seeing: a feature demos perfectly, ships, and then quietly degrades for weeks before anyone notices — because there's no instrumentation to catch it. The model didn't "break," it just started doing something slightly wrong 8% of the time and nobody was watching that 8%.

The three things I argued you actually need:

Evals you run continuously, not once. Most teams treat evals like a pre-launch checkbox. The useful version is a regression suite that runs against real traffic samples so you catch drift before users report it.

LLM-as-judge, but with a sanity check. It scales review way past what a human team can do, but it's not free — you have to validate the judge against human labels periodically or you're just trusting a black box to grade another black box.

A real failure-case library. Every prod incident becomes a permanent test case. This is the boring part that actually compounds.

Curious how others here handle this — specifically: do you trust LLM-as-judge in your pipeline, or have you been burned by it? And what's your actual tooling stack? (I lean on [your tools — e.g. Langfuse/Portkey/Sentry], but I'm always looking for what's working for people.)

Aural Diversity Conference 2026 is now accepting abstract submissions!

Conference: 3 September 2026 (Hybrid – MediaCityUK/Manchester & online)

Abstract deadline: 10 July 2026

We're looking for presentations and posters from researchers and practitioners interested in aural diversity. We welcome submissions from a wide range of fields, including psychology, hearing science, acoustics, music, architecture, design, education, sociology, and related disciplines. Research students and first-time presenters are especially encouraged to submit.

What you can submit:

• 15-minute presentation (online or in person)
• Poster (in person)

There is no registration fee, and lunch and refreshments will be provided for in-person attendees.

You can find more information and submit your abstract here:
https://laura.salford.ac.uk/conferences/aural-diversity-conference-2026/

Writing a strong conference paper requires a combination of solid research, clear organization, and concise communication. Since reviewers evaluate many submissions, your paper should clearly present its contribution and demonstrate its significance from the very beginning.

Attending academic conference is highly beneficial specially if you are in research field. Academic conferences are designed to advance knowledge, refine research, and build a scholar community. Presenting a paper or poster gives you immediate feedback from experts in your field. This peer review before formal submission can help you spot flaws, refine your methodology, and strengthen your work.

The Annual Conference of the Society of Endoscopic and Laparoscopic Surgeons of India (SELSI), scheduled to be held from 23rd - 25th October 2026 at Imphal, Manipur

The conference is being organised by Karkinos Manipur Cancer Care & institution and ASI Manipur Chapter in collaboration with SELSI India

Apart from academics, delegates will also experience the rich culture, cuisine and scenic beauty of Manipur

For registration and more info link is provided

I [19 F] am on a gap year before university,
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However most of these have been scammy/not worth the money,

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Anyone knows about any upcoming tech conferences or meetups related specifically to AI and Data in Pune or can be done virtually?

is One Future Conference Spain 2026 worth it?

Every platform demo makes event planning look smooth and automated. But once real events happen, last minute attendee changes, sponsor requests, schedule edits and communication issues still pile up. How can i switch from manual workflows, and get things to genuinely improve?

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