Coderful 2026 AI Conference in Italy Draws Full Attendance

The Coderful 2026 AI Edition, a boutique‑style one‑day conference held in Italy, sold out its tickets and filled the venue for the entire day. Organised by Devmy together with ADD Design, the event emphasised human‑scale networking and detailed technical sessions.

Key speakers addressed the practical use of large language models and multi‑agent systems, including Enzo Lombardi (Cleafy) on industrial LLM applications, Simone Scardapane (Sapienza) on automatic differentiation, Onofrio Petragallo (Google) on multimodal AI, Zelda Ailine Luconi (Datwave) on the shift from monolithic bots to multi‑agent architectures, Stefano Maestri (IBM) on robot training via reinforcement learning and sim‑to‑real techniques, Alberto Massidda (NVIDIA) on the role of destruction in innovation, Riccardo Erra (Figma) on AI‑assisted code generation, and Salvatore Sanfilippo, creator of Redis, on AI impacts for open‑source software.

Lightning talks featured Eugenio Petulla (Regolo.ai) on insights from very large models, Bogdan Skutkiewicz (Magic Engineering) on the value of handcrafted thinking, and Silvio Romano (Nexum) on managing hybrid human‑AI teams. An interactive session led by Serena Sensini (Dedalus) and Paolo Caressa (GSE) invited participants to contemplate the experience of being an AI.

Co‑founders Claudio Cocuzza and Andrea Ortis highlighted the event’s full‑day, full‑attendance experience as a chance to leave with extensive contacts, training, and numerous gadgets.