

Agentic AI Night #1 — AAIF Luxembourg Launch
AAIF Community Luxembourg opens its doors
This is the first event of the Luxembourg chapter of the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) — the Linux Foundation home for open agentic AI standards like A2A, MCP and AGENTS.md
To learn more on the merge between AAIF and MLOps Community: https://aaif.io/blog/mlops-community-joins-aaif
What We'll Cover
We open by introducing the Luxembourg's chapter: who is organising it, what we are building here, and how you can host, speak, or demo at a future night.
Then Maxime Cordy, Senior Research Scientist at SnT, on "How Reliable Are Your AI Agents? And How Research Can Help" followed by questions from the room.
Who Should Come
Engineers, researchers and founders building with agents in Luxembourg and the Greater Region. If you are shipping something and want the honest version of how it is going: what worked, what broke, what is still unsolved — this is your room. No prior involvement with AAIF needed.
Agenda
18:00 — Doors & networking
18:30 — Introducing AAIF Luxembourg
19:00 — Food & drinks
19:25 — How Reliable Are Your AI Agents? And How Research Can Help
20:00 — Close
Food and drinks are provided by the AAIF Luxembourg Community. Seats are limited. If your plans change, please release your spot so someone on the waitlist can take it.
Want to speak or demo at a future night? Tell us when you register.
Speakers
Session 1 — introducing AAIF Luxembourg, with the organizing team:
Médéric Hurier — Lead AI Architect, Fmind.dev (Freelance)
Hazal Kantarci — Partner, AI & Data Science Transformation Leader, PwC Luxembourg
Mustafa Aldemir — Head of Artificial Intelligence, ArcelorMittal
Hajar Khizou — Data Engineering & Science Manager, SustainCERT
Maxime Cordy — Senior scientist and Professor at SnT
Pablo Fernández de Diego — Senior Solutions Architect, AWS
Thomas Scherer — Cloud Architect, Google
Session 2: How Reliable Are Your AI Agents? And How Research Can Help
Maxime Cordy — Senior scientist and Professor at SnT, the University of Luxembourg's centre for security, reliability and trust, where he is deputy head of the SeRVal group and leads more than twenty researchers working on AI. His work sits where software engineering meets machine learning: testing, verification, and the security of AI systems.
About AAIF
The Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) is a community dedicated to advancing the understanding and practical application of agentic AI. We bring together engineers, researchers, founders, builders, and AI enthusiasts to explore how autonomous AI systems are designed, evaluated, and deployed.
Through reading groups, workshops, and community discussions, AAIF brings together engineers, researchers, founders, and AI enthusiasts to exchange ideas, challenge assumptions, and learn from one another.
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