Spiros Xanthos

Philip Johnston, CEO of StarCloud, builds space-based data centers to rethink compute economics. Boris Sofman, CEO of Bedrock Robotics, retrofits excavators with autonomy to tackle construction labor gaps. Spiros Xanthos, founder of Resolve AI, automates running and debugging production software. They debate orbital compute, autonomous heavy equipment, and the risks of speeding up software with generative AI.

In this engaging conversation, Spiros Xanthos, CEO of Resolve AI, shares his vision for revolutionizing operational systems with AI agents. He discusses the limitations of traditional tools and how intelligent agents can enhance troubleshooting. Spiros highlights the importance of context and memory for effective AI integration, as well as the evolving collaboration between humans and AI in production environments. He emphasizes the need for continuous learning to maximize AI's potential, paving the way for more efficient human-machine partnerships and improved user experiences.

Spiros Xanthos, CEO of Resolve AI, is on a mission to revolutionize the engineering landscape with agentic AI systems. He discusses how these AI tools automate the detection and resolution of production incidents, drastically improving productivity. Spiros highlights their proactive capabilities in incident prevention, transforming traditional roles for engineers. The conversation also touches on ensuring AI reliability, reducing critical errors, and the future of creative collaboration between humans and machines in software development.

Cyril Tovena, principal engineer who built the Grafana Assistant; Manoj Acharya, VP of Engineering with expertise in knowledge-graph observability; Spiros Xanthos, founder of Resolve AI working on agentic troubleshooting. They discuss agentic AI running alongside engineers. Topics include automated root cause analysis, knowledge and context graphs, agents crafting production queries, pricing and privacy tradeoffs, and trust-building for autonomous actions.

Spiros Xanthos, CEO of Resolve AI, dives into the transformative role of AI agents in incident management. He discusses how traditional runbooks are becoming outdated and how AI agents can autonomously troubleshoot complex systems, potentially saving up to 70% of engineers' time. Spiros elaborates on agents acting as on-call responders, gathering evidence across various tools, and assisting with the increasing complexity of software systems. He also touches on the evolving role of developers in an AI-driven landscape and offers insights into the future of engineering.