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The next golden age of artificial intelligence has arrived, but the path forward is far from certain. Technology leaders are presented with a tremendous opportunity to revolutionize their business — that is, if they can find a way to tap into the full potential of their organization's data. In Episode 4 of Elastic's new limited series, Generation AI, Elastic's Sr. Director, Enterprise Applications, Jay Shah, shares how he believes generative AI will shape the future of enterprise applications.

Elastic just made every SRE’s life easier. With the new Elastic Streams, AI automatically organizes, structures, and analyzes billions of logs, helping you find issues, detect anomalies, and fix problems in minutes, not hours. See how Elastic’s deep generative AI core turns chaos into clarity for Site Reliability Engineers and developers worldwide.

Want to see what it really takes to build a smart AI assistant? How about one that can help you make the right fantasy basketball picks? In this live session, we’ll demonstrate how to instantly activate and ground a high-performance AI agent using the Elastic Agent Builder, and we’ll show how it powers real-world use cases like smarter player picks. Join JD Armada, developer advocate, for a 20-minute live coding session to learn about.

Discover how agentic AI enhances cybersecurity by augmenting security teams’ existing security tools and workflows. See how Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) enables faster threat detection, streamlined investigations, and smarter incident response — empowering SOC teams to work more effectively. Join cybersecurity experts Lisa Jones-Huff and Mohammed Anas Khatri to discover how agentic AI can help your security team multiply its impact.

In this episode of Pastries with SREs, we explore what it really means to shift left with observability, moving from reactive firefighting to proactive performance. And yes, it starts with donuts. We unpack how SREs and IT Ops teams are often stuck reacting to incidents, battling alert fatigue and swivel-chair triaging. But what if you could pull in developers earlier, and give everyone a unified view of observability data?