Ai DEV TLV is Israel’s practical conference for building real products with large-language-model technology.

This year we’re also accepting talks about “AI-Assisted Development” - with focus on building applications for LLM App Developers

Our audience: AI engineers, software engineers/architects, data scientists, DevEx / platform teams, etc.

Categories & Exemplary Topics

These are just suggestions to help you find your perfect session. If your idea is great but doesn’t fit—submit anyway.

We are looking for real-world use cases and learnings, methodologies, tips and tricks, and thought leadership. No promotion of your company tools or brand.

Sample Topics (not exhaustive)

• LLM Production Engineering

Observability & tracing • Hot-reload prompt-ops • Gradual rollout & canary evals • Guardrails in realtime systems • Non-deterministic SDLC patterns

• Evaluation & Feedback Loops

LLM-as-Judge vs. HITL • Online/offline product metrics • Synthetic data generation • Continuous fine-tuning pipelines

• Retrieval & Knowledge Graph RAG

GraphRAG architectures • Long-context tricks • Multi-step toolformer flows • Multilingual retrieval

• Open-Source Models in Prod

Quantization at scale • vLLM/MLX/Ollama in Kubernetes • Browser / edge inference • Open-weights governance

• Multi-Agent & Protocols

MCP deep dives • A2A experiments • Agent graph memory • Reliability & state management

• Generative UX & Multimodality

Voice agents • Image+text workflows • Real-time speech-to-speech • Accessible AI UX patterns

• AI-Assisted Development

Copilots in the SDLC • Agent-based IDE plugins • Inner-loop vs. outer-loop code agents • Evaluating AI-generated PRs • 100× engineer workflows

• Security & Compliance

Prompt-injection war stories • PII / HIPAA alignment • Model supply-chain security

• AI Product Case-Studies

“AI-first” pivots • Internal AI platforms (>20 devs) • Solo-entrepreneur journeys • What tools you had to build yourself

Irrelevant Topics for Example:

• Diffusion models, etc.
• Non-LLM AI
• “Fluff” / Soft Skills
• Hardware

Sessions can be either 30 minutes or 20 minutes long

We would like our speakers to be field professionals, and we are seeking purely technical content. Marketing/sales pitches are strongly discouraged. All talks will be selected only according to topic quality and relevance to the community.

We value, from a lecture selection perspective, any person with first hand knowledge and good presentation skills.

Speaker Perks

Being a speaker is not only a unique experience sharing your knowledge but also includes:

• 2 free tickets to the conference
• A speakers’ mixer dinner 
• Travel expenses for foreign speakers are covered

We have a travel budget for international speakers traveling to Israel that covers airfare and accommodation for 2 nights. If you need your travel to be reimbursed, please indicate it in your submission.

Evaluation & Content Selection

It takes time to evaluate and select talks and make sure we have the content that best fits the conference.

CFP closes on July 31st, 2025 and we expect to finish the selection somewhere around August.

Looking forward to your session proposal!