The Hallway Track

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Every signal tracked from the world's AI conferences — 4,665 talks, quotes & announcements, newest first.

Lessons from Studying Every Memory System — Shlok Khemani, Independent

AI Engineer · Aug 12, 2026

Early ChatGPT memory forced users to manage memory creation, burdening rather than helping them.

“as a user, because you could see every time a memory was created, it felt like you were responsible for both creating memories while you were just trying to have a conversation”
Build a social media agent with Managed Deep Agents

LangChain · Aug 12, 2026

LangChain Managed Deep Agents enables scheduled autonomous agents with Slack and custom tool integrations

“This agent honestly saved me a ton of time. I use it every day to stay on top of the conversation.”
Part 2: Amazon Bedrock cost attribution with Amazon Athena and CUDOS

AWS Machine Learning Blog · Aug 12, 2026

AWS now offers per-IAM-principal cost attribution for Amazon Bedrock via Athena and CUDOS dashboards

“you can typically track usage at the granularity you want for any Bedrock-powered service or application, whether third-party tools like Claude Code or Codex or your own custom builds”
Bringing Continual Learning into Enterprises — Samuel Denton, Applied Compute

AI Engineer · Aug 12, 2026

Applied Compute is bringing continual learning to enterprises via a distillation spectrum from offline to online

“this is sort of the holy grail of continual learning where I have a model that's serving production traffic, it does a rollout, it creates a trace, we figure out how to learn from that trace, we update the model”
Take back control of your AI coding workflow

DeepLearningAI · Aug 12, 2026

DeepLearning.AI and JetBrains launch course on flexible, local AI coding workflows

“This course isn't about finding the one right setup. It's about learning how to think about your setup so you can keep making good choices as the tools change.”
Scaling Compute on Context — Jack Morris, Engram

AI Engineer · Aug 12, 2026

Startup Engram frames 'scaling compute on context' as AI's path to deep domain expertise

“the thing that we're after like this idea of scaling compute on context is the pursuit of depth in AI”
Quoting Florian Herrengt

Simon Willison · Aug 12, 2026

AI-assisted development is creating codebases no human engineer understands

“Neither of you has any idea whether any of it is true but Claude seems very confident.”