CurrentSF conference to tackle architectures for AI agents as active system participants
AdiPolak · x · 2026-11-01
AdiPolak previews this year's CurrentSF conference: building on last year's opening keynote about AI infrastructure requirements and emerging agentic platforms, the focus now shifts to what happens when AI agents become active participants in our systems — and how that fundamentally changes our thinking about architecture, reliability, and distributed systems.
Speakers include Shaun Clowes, Sean Falconer, and Andrew Sellers, who will walk through how agent participation reshapes system design. For engineering teams watching agent infrastructure, this is a signal of how the industry is rethinking distributed systems.
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