TrustEvals Bengaluru - Private Dinner on making Production AI reliable
Why this dinner
Most AI teams don’t fail because their models or pre-production evals are weak.
They fail because they don’t know when their systems are breaking once they’re in production.
As LLMs and AI agents move into real products, teams are discovering new challenges: unreliable behavior, unclear evaluation standards, silent failures, and limited governance once models are live.
TrustEvals Bengaluru is a small, invite-only dinner for AI leaders who are actively shipping AI into production—and want to make it more reliable, observable, and trustworthy.
Who this is for
This dinner is designed for people who own outcomes of AI systems in production, including:
Heads of AI / ML
Chief AI Transformation Officers
Product leaders responsible for AI-powered features
Engineering leaders deploying LLMs into live systems
Especially relevant if you’re dealing with:
Evaluating AI beyond offline benchmarks
Reliability issues surfacing only after deployment
Human-in-the-loop or RLHF workflows
Synthetic data for testing and evaluation
Observability, monitoring, and governance for AI systems
What we’ll discuss
This will be a candid, peer-level conversation—guided, but informal. Topics may include:
How teams are actually evaluating AI in production
Where current evaluation approaches break down
Failure modes only discovered through real usage
Synthetic vs real data for reliability testing
When human feedback meaningfully improves outcomes
Tooling gaps in observability and governance
What “reliable AI” means in enterprise environments
No decks. No demos. Real experiences only.
What this is not
To set expectations clearly:
❌ Not a sales or demo event
❌ Not a large networking meetup
❌ Not an introductory AI discussion
This is a depth-first conversation for practitioners.
Format & logistics
Format: Private dinner with guided discussion
Group size: 8–10 participants
About the host
TrustEvals works with teams deploying AI into production, with a focus on evaluation, reliability, and governance for real-world AI systems.
The work is informed by hands-on experience building and operating AI systems, and ongoing collaboration with AI leaders across the SF Bay Area and India.