Graphs for Engineering, Part 2

AI engineering is moving beyond individual models and agents toward systems that bring together agents, tools, and knowledge. As these workflows become more complex, graphs are emerging as a new layer for providing context, structure, and control. In this meetup series, we explore practical tools, patterns, and best practices for using graphs across the AI engineering lifecycle, and how engineers can use them to build systems that are more capable, connected, observable, and reliable. Join researchers, architects, and engineers for 4 technical sessions, followed by two group discussions on graphs for engineering. Agenda: 4:30–5:00 p.m. - Open floor networking, food 5:25 - Opening Remarks, Introduction 5:30–7:00 p.m. - Presentations Context Graphs and Jev with Jeremy Adams, Senior Developer Advocate, Neo4j AWS Agent Core and Tavily with Elizabeth Fuentes Leone, AWS Developer Advocates Jev for Evaluating Agent Actions: Dynamic Rules w/ Deterministic Enforcement with Thierry Damiba, Arcade Enforcing Agent Rules with Ontology: Rules Your Agent Can't Forget, with Patrick O'Brien, Reticular Semantics 7:00–8:15 p.m.- Group Discussions 8:15–8:30 p.m. - Closing Remarks Note: All guests must be 18+ and present a valid government-issued physical photo ID at check-in (digital IDs will not be accepted). Scooters and bikes are not permitted in any Amazon building with no on-site parking available.