Name: ABQ.Dialogues #10
Start: 2026-07-16T18:00:00.000+03:00
End: 2026-07-16T21:00:00.000+03:00
Location: FABER

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ABQ.Dialogues D#10 - FACE your Knowledge: starting your agentic team

What does it mean to build your first agentic team? The ABQ Institute founders show you exactly how — live.

Most teams have adopted AI tools. Very few have built AI teammates.

There's a difference — and it's the difference between marginal productivity gains and a fundamentally more capable organization.

At ABQ Dialogues #10, the co-founders of ABQ Institute — Adrian Erimescu, Valentin Mureșan, and Mihai Șuta — will walk you through how they built their own agentic system from the ground up, using FACE (Framework for Agentic Context and Execution).

→ Why AI tools underdeliver — and what's actually missing
→ How to structure your organization's knowledge so agents can use it
→ What a working agentic team looks like in practice
→ How to start building yours, regardless of company size

→ And is this is the birth place of you lifetime personal assistant? Or personal advisor? Or closest friend, be it virtual?

This is the most hands-on Dialogues session we've run. No abstract theory. No vendor pitches. Just the methodology, the architecture, and a live demonstration.

The ABQ Dialogues are a human-centric conversation series where diverse voices explore how emerging technologies reshape the fundamental aspects of our lived experience and collective future.

The Dialogues follow ABQ’s main pillars: education, entrepreneurship, and societal impact by bringing together diverse professional voices in a progressive learning journey. We aim to highlight technology’s impact, creating deeper understanding of how AI, Blockchain, Bio-engineering, and Quantum Computing are reshaping our world.

The Dialogues prioritize how these innovations impact the most fundamental aspects of human experience. From healthcare systems and longevity to artistic expression, psychological well-being, social connections, and community faith structures, we explore both current changes and future implications for how we live, work, create, and find meaning. The Dialogues prioritize people over technology, ensuring that human values and needs guide our collective understanding of technological transformation.

We propose a monthly conversation series that creates space for dialogue between experts and the public. Each session combines expert presentations with interactive questions and answers, open discussions, and networking opportunities that promote community connections. We believe this format encourages inclusive participation, amplifying voices from multiple sectors and backgrounds while building knowledge progressively across the series.

Our goal is to generate practical insights that serve individuals navigating technological change, community leaders shaping local responses, and organizations implementing new technologies.

After each dialogue, we publish findings for public access, followed by a written article and audio version on our Substack, with human review and refinement from contributors and panelists.

ABQ.Dialogues are a 10-part monthly event series, with 3-hour sessions divided between expert conversations, public interventions, and networking.