World Congress 2026 North America

Performance Engineering in the Age of AI

September 25, 2026 11:00 – 11:30 · 30 min Stage 3

World Congress 2026 North America

September 23–25, 2026 · San José, CA

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What this session covers

Profiling has long been an esoteric skill that only few people ever took the time to learn. The tools are clunky, and the visualizations difficult to read. However, at it’s core, performance engineering is very methodical, and follows a lot of rules. AI has also gotten very good at writting code, so in an abundance of luck, they are a match made in heaven!

In this session Frederic will walk through the incredible integration between AI and Profiling and show how performance engineering is now accessible to every engineer regardless of proficiency.

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