World Congress 2026 Europe Jul 10, 2026 Session details

Architecture 3.0: From 90% to 99.999% Reliability in Building AI Systems

Ingo Eichhorst

Stop accepting AI-generated code that only works 90% of the time. Master deterministic guardrails and self-correcting loops to engineer 99.999% reliable autonomous systems.

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#1 about 5 min

The shift from manual code to hallucination lasagna

How coding has evolved from manual spaghetti code to complex layers of unverified agent-generated code.

#2 about 3 min

Defining software 3.0 and the changing engineering paradigm

The transition from human-written code and machine learning to autonomous agents generating software systems.

#3 about 3 min

Redefining the software architect role for AI pipelines

Why architects must shift from managing human communication to structuring interactions with probabilistic AI agents.

#4 about 6 min

Applying channel theory to generative AI output reliability

Engineering reliable software by treating large language models as noisy channels requiring robust error correction.

#5 about 6 min

Engineering the transmitter by writing AI-optimized specifications

How providing concise and dense context rather than human-readable text improves an agent's output consistency.

#6 about 4 min

Managing channel capacity by sizing tasks for models

Strategies for slicing complex engineering tasks to fit within the proven success rates of models.

#7 about 4 min

Building the receiver with automated feedback and gates

How programmatic evaluation loops and environmental simulations provide hard guardrails to control agentic pipelines.

#8 about 3 min

Reviewing live performance of self-correcting AI engineering agents

An analysis of live benchmark results proving how continuous evaluation loops dramatically improve task success.

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Architecting autonomous agents for production lifecycle management

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