AIE Code Summit opens call for papers
Getting accepted here means reaching an audience of AI engineering practitioners rather than general conference-goers, and the CFP explicitly favours postmortem-style lessons over polished demos. Developers and tool builders with production war stories should draft a submission before the 11 October deadline.
AIE (AI Engineer) has opened the call for papers for its Code Summit, targeting talks, workshops and keynotes about building AI coding tools.
The organisers want sessions from practitioners who are shipping these tools, covering what worked, what broke and what they would do differently.
Submissions are due by 11 October via ai.engineer/cfp/code.
AIE Code Summit CFP is now open! Talks, workshops, and keynotes: we want to hear from people building AI coding tools and actually shipping them. What worked, what broke, and what you'd do differently. Submit by October 11th ➝ ai.engineer/cfp/code📊 2 ⚡
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