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Our founders on the age of intelligence: agents, open data infrastructure, and the humans building the agentic future.
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Google Cloud on wiring BigQuery's AI SQL functions into dbt pipelines, from sentiment scoring to LLM-generated product briefings.
KOHO explains why AI self-serve analytics needs a strong data culture and a governed dbt foundation first.
A plausible AI revenue query was $3.5 million wrong. AWS explains how business context helps prevent those errors.
Most models in a dbt DAG aren't on the critical path. Espresso AI and Authentic Insurance on turning that slack into real savings.
Ecolab and Datafold used an AI migration agent to rebuild a decade of tangled Snowflake logic as clean, documented dbt models.
Checkr gave its AI agent a structured dbt context layer, cutting a support-metric investigation from hours to minutes.
Under Armour turned Snowflake AI agents into dbt models, giving every agent the same review and CI process as every table.
AI agents need governed context, not just more data, to be trusted.
Why AI agents can make semantic layers stick, if teams can solve the trust problem.
KOHO explains why AI self-serve analytics needs a strong data culture and a governed dbt foundation first.
Okta rebuilt how it governs context for AI agents, using dbt as the single source of truth.
dbt Wizard's designer and engineering lead show how the agent validates its own work before code ever reaches production.
Verisk modernized decades of insurance data, from mainframe to dbt, to get AI-ready.
Careem's AI agent writes and validates dbt models end to end before a human ever reviews the PR.
How a data scientist built an AI context layer for organizational knowledge a dbt project alone can't hold.