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Carlos Condado

Employers on the program

  1. 2026Red Hat1 talk
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Years active2026

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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 SummitspeakerSponsored by: Red Hat | Why AI Evaluation Breaks at Scale — and How to Fix It End-to-End
as Red Hat
Most teams evaluate AI in pieces — one script for agent behavior, another for safety, another for adversarial testing — with no shared results, no audit trail,…Show less

Most teams evaluate AI in pieces — one script for agent behavior, another for safety, another for adversarial testing — with no shared results, no audit trail, and no defensible answer to "is this ready to deploy?" The accumulation of disconnected tools isn't a gap you can close by adding another tool. It's an organizational and architectural failure, and it compounds as models and agents move into regulated or high-stakes environments. This session confronts the gap directly. We leverage Evaluation-Driven Development (EDD): a structured methodology that connects behavioral, safety, and adversarial evaluation layers into a single, reproducible workflow — with an audit trail your compliance team can actually use and demonstrate it with open-source tooling that integrates with MLflow. Whether you own the model, the platform, or the risk, this session gives you a shared framework for answering the question that matters: Is this AI-enabled capability ready to be deployed?

Frequent co-speakers

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Frank La Vigne112026

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