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DevFlow Conf 2027 — Round 1
AI EngineeringInfrastructure & ScaleProduct & Practice
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- From Notebook to Nine-Nines: Productionising MLTo reviewInfrastructure & ScaleProduct & Practice
- Evals as a Product Surface: Making Quality LegibleTo reviewAI Engineering
- Teaching Your Codebase to Answer QuestionsTo reviewAI EngineeringAgents & Tooling
- The Economics of Context WindowsTo reviewInfrastructure & ScaleAI Engineering
- Fine-Tuning Is a Data Problem, Not a Model ProblemTo reviewAI Engineering
- Human-in-the-Loop Without Being Human-HostileTo reviewProduct & Practice
- Structured Output Is a Distributed Systems ProblemTo reviewAI EngineeringAgents & Tooling
- Shipping Agents That Don't Melt Down at 3 A.M.To reviewAgents & ToolingInfrastructure & Scale
- Cutting Inference Costs 70% Without Touching the ModelTo reviewInfrastructure & Scale
- A Practical Taxonomy of LLM Failure ModesTo reviewAI Engineering
- Guardrails at the Edge: Safety Without the Latency TaxTo reviewInfrastructure & Scale
- Vector Databases: Choosing One You Won't RegretTo reviewAI EngineeringInfrastructure & Scale
- Zero-Downtime Model RolloutsTo reviewInfrastructure & Scale
Guardrails at the Edge: Safety Without the Latency Tax
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Moving classification and policy checks to the edge, with measurements of the latency budget they consume and the failures they actually catch.
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