Machines on-call for humans

Speaking sessions

• 4 primitives to evaluate your on-call agent's autonomy (AIM232-S)

  AI that handles on-call autonomously requires agents to take on alert triage, investigations, acting on production, and learning from what happened. Autonomy progresses unevenly as investigations are bottlenecked on quality while actions are limited by trust.

  In this session we will walk through how we build each primitive of our autonomous agents at Resolve AI, and how we help engineering teams handle on-call and incident resolutions.

  • Venetian - 12/03 | Thu 2:30 PM
  • Level: 200 - Intermediate
  • Varun Krovvidi, Steven Karis

• Machines on Call for Humans: Agents to run and fix your prod (AIM234-S)

  We're entering a new era of software operations where the question is no longer whether intelligent agents have a role in production, but whether humans should still be the first responder.

  As production environments continue to grow more complex, agents are becoming part of the operations team, handling the repetitive work of operating production while engineers focus on the decisions that require judgment, creativity, and experience.

  This session explores how leading enterprises are rethinking on-call, improving reliability, and reshaping the way production is operated by putting machines on call for humans.

  • Wynn/Encore - 12/01 | Tue 12:00 PM
  • Level: 200 - Intermediate
  • Manveer Sahota, Claire Yin