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8:45:54As we come to the close of AI Engineer New York 2026, we'd like to thank everyone for
8:46:01being part of this incredible event.
8:46:03To share a few final words and officially wrap things up, please welcome back our MC,
8:46:09Xenia Seh from Turing Post.
8:46:17Woo-hoo! Clap, clap, clap!
8:46:21Thank you, Cristobal, and thank you to all of our speakers.
8:46:24And I would like to ask you to stay for one more minute.
8:46:26We have someone very special to see.
8:46:30We've covered a remarkable range over these three days,
8:46:34from building agents to changing how financial institutions work
8:46:38and how to simulate the world.
8:46:41I imagine quite a few of us have a longer list of things
8:46:44to investigate than we arrived with.
8:46:47That seems like a reasonable outcome
8:46:49for a conference full of engineers.
8:46:52Thank you, the team who put this program together
8:46:55and the crew and our sponsors and partners
8:46:59and to everyone of you who came ready to share their work
8:47:04and ask questions and do clap, clap, clap.
8:47:07Please.
8:47:09Thank you.
8:47:10I hope some of the conversations that you started here
8:47:14turn into things we will hear about at the next AI engineer.
8:47:19And I want to welcome to the stage
8:47:21the guy who has been behind the curation,
8:47:24the one and only Swix.
8:47:29She just did.
8:47:30Hi.
8:47:32Thank you so much for staying to the end.
8:47:34And thank you to Ksenia.
8:47:35Give her a hug to Ksenia.
8:47:37Thank you, guys.
8:47:38If you haven't seen, so I know she's very selfless,
8:47:41and she's emceeing for the second time.
8:47:44But if you haven't seen her videos on Turing Post,
8:47:46highly recommend.
8:47:47She has a great YouTube channel, and she's
8:47:50spending a lot of time editing that, which I really admire.
8:47:54Thank you so much.
8:47:56I hope this has been a great few days for you.
8:47:59I heard a lot of feedback from sponsors, from attendees,
8:48:03from speakers.
8:48:04And we're really trying to make a home in New York.
8:48:06This is why I'm so grateful to have Chris and Pim and all the other great New York City AI founders.
8:48:12This is something that I think people don't get enough love for in this city,
8:48:16which is how much real work and frontier pioneering work gets done,
8:48:21both in the financial institutions and just in general, AI research, AI infrastructure, and all that good stuff.
8:48:27So I won't keep you too long.
8:48:29I'll just talk a little bit about our upcoming events.
8:48:32I'm wearing the shirt for code now.
8:48:34So we're basically, you know, code is our first home, first vertical summit, and coding
8:48:40agents really I think are the sort of pinnacle of where verifiable AI is going.
8:48:48We're also confirming that we are launching AI Engineer Europe again.
8:48:53That's the second year in London in February, and obviously the big, big show of all, bigger
8:48:58than all the other ones combined, the World's Fair.
8:49:0010,000 people in San Francisco next summer.
8:49:03so there's a lot of AI
8:49:05that's going to be happening between now and then
8:49:07we may be all out of a job
8:49:09but if you're out of a job
8:49:10that means you can come to more AIEs
8:49:12right?
8:49:13so
8:49:16anyway we'll all have a good time
8:49:17thank you so much for being here
8:49:18thank you for supporting us
8:49:19I hope you all made lots of friends in professional context
8:49:23follow the conversation back home
8:49:24and meet up among yourselves
8:49:26that is what
8:49:27it's so rewarding for us and our team
8:49:29to provide this community for you
8:49:31So thanks for your support.
8:49:32See you next year.
