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Speakers

Ahmed Bilal

Employers on the program

  1. 2025–2026Databricks3 talks
Events2
Conferences1
Talks3
Years active2025–2026
Talk freshness1003 different talks in 3 · 1 circuit, 24 months

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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  • Data + AI Summit

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Jun 15, 2026Data + AI Summit 2026Data + AI SummitspeakerUnity AI Gateway: How to Govern Multi-AI Access Across Your Company
as Databricks
As coding agents like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code become embedded in daily development workflows, enterprises face a new challenge: how to govern…Show less

As coding agents like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code become embedded in daily development workflows, enterprises face a new challenge: how to govern and audit AI-assisted code generation at scale. Without centralized visibility, organizations risk exposing sensitive data, losing track of usage, and failing to meet security and compliance requirements.In this session, we'll show how Databricks enables end-to-end governance for coding agents across the enterprise. You'll learn how to enforce fine-grained permissions, track usage and costs across teams, and capture complete audit trails of prompts, responses, and tool interactions. We'll also cover how to apply consistent policies across providers — so developers can move fast with coding agents while maintaining the control, visibility, and compliance production environments demand.You'll walk away with the patterns to unlock coding agents safely across your organization — without creating a new compliance liability.

Jun 9, 2025Data + AI Summit 2025Data + AI SummitspeakerGenAI for SQL & ETL: Build Multimodal AI Workflows at Scale
as Databricks
Enterprises generate massive amounts of unstructured data — from support tickets and PDFs to emails and product images. But extracting insight from that data…Show less

Enterprises generate massive amounts of unstructured data — from support tickets and PDFs to emails and product images. But extracting insight from that data requires brittle pipelines and complex tools. Databricks AI Functions make this simpler. In this session, you’ll learn how to apply powerful language and vision models directly within your SQL and ETL workflows — no endpoints, no infrastructure, no rewrites. We’ll explore practical use cases and best practices for analyzing complex documents, classifying issues, translating content, and inspecting images — all in a way that’s scalable, declarative, and secure. What you’ll learn: - How to run state-of-the-art LLMs like GPT-4, Claude Sonnet 4, and Llama 4 on your data - How to build scalable, multimodal ETL workflows for text and images - Best practices for prompts, cost, and error handling in production - Real-world examples of GenAI use cases powered by AI Functions

Jun 9, 2025Data + AI Summit 2025Data + AI SummitspeakerHow Skyscanner Runs Real-Time AI at Scale with Databricks
as Databricks
Deploying AI in production is getting more complex — with different model types, tighter timelines, and growing infrastructure demands. In this session, we’ll…Show less

Deploying AI in production is getting more complex — with different model types, tighter timelines, and growing infrastructure demands. In this session, we’ll walk through how Mosaic AI Model Serving helps teams deploy and scale both traditional ML and generative AI models efficiently, with built-in monitoring and governance.We’ll also hear from Skyscanner on how they’ve integrated AI into their products, scaled to 100+ production endpoints, and built the processes and team structures to support AI at scale. Key Takeaways: - How Skyscanner ships and operates AI in real-world products - How to deploy and scale a variety of models with low latency and minimal overhead - Building compound AI systems using models, feature stores, and vector search - Monitoring, debugging, and governing production workloads

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Colton Peltier212026
Abhinav Bhatnagar2—2026
Abhishek Bhagwat2—2026
Abhishek Narang2—2026
Adam Crown2—2026
Adam Gurary2—2026
Adam Komisarek2—2026
Adriana Ispas2—2026
Ajali Sen2—2026
Akram Chetibi2—2026
Alan Jackoway2—2026
Aleksandar Dragojevic2—2026
Alex Lichen2—2026
Ali Ghodsi2—2026
Allison Wang2—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.