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- Covers: AI engineering, autonomous agent architectures, production deployment, founder interviews, go-to-market strategies, and technical events.
- For: AI startup founders, software engineers, researchers, and tech leaders building production systems.
- Best for: Founders and engineers building AI-native products and production-ready agent systems.
- Skip if: People seeking basic AI tutorials or non-technical business generalists.
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- [FounderCoHo @Stanford Event] The Next Wave of Agent RL: Infrastructure, World Models, and the Future of Evals: Explains infrastructure requirements and evaluation methods for long-horizon reinforcement learning agents.
- Spec-Driven AI: How Lovable’s First Vibe Coding Engineer Ships Production Software: Shares how a non-traditional engineer ships production software using spec-driven AI development.
- Speed to Context: The New Metric for AI-Native GTM: Explores new go-to-market metrics and real-time data architectures for AI businesses.
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Spec-Driven AI: How Lovable’s First Vibe Coding Engineer Ships Production Software · 2026-09-02 - DeepVista AISponsor
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How to Build Products That Win in the AGI Era | Mark Pincus (Founder of Zynga) · 2026-08-19 - GooglePartner
FounderCoHo is teaming up with Google Cloud and DeepVista for an evening of lightning talks
An SF Tech Week night: shipping agents that actually work · 2026-09-30 - DeepVistaPartner
FounderCoHo is teaming up with Google Cloud and DeepVista for an evening of lightning talks
An SF Tech Week night: shipping agents that actually work · 2026-09-30 - DeepVista AISponsor
Brought to you by: DeepVista AI —Your Customer Playbooks, Run by AI.
Why LLMs Won’t Reach AGI: Language Is Less Than 1% of Thought | Stanford Prof. James Zou · 2026-09-17