Keynote – Amanda Casari
summary
Conference keynote lists concrete data and outcomes: Google Summer of Code supports over 1,100 contributors paired with 2,000 mentors and org admins from 183 organizations, ARTEM/ARTEMIS real‑time executive code runs on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter now active for 7,175 sols, SD cards carried names on Artemis 2, and a NASA‑funded team actually turns lunar regolith simulant into blown glass lunar structures in tests. Claims include clear distinctions between automation, autonomy, and agency, and warnings about missing observability, labor costs, and where systems fail.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11Keynote speaker takes the stage
- 3:16Community and mentorship
- 8:11Autonomy in systems
- 10:40Meanings of agents
- 12:46Agents as labor
- 14:32Agents as programs
- 16:18Autonomy under automation
- 19:04Burnout and spaciousness
- 20:49Openness with boundaries
- 21:33Small things matter
- 22:37Labor and scarcity
- 23:45Community governance
- 24:28Glass on the moon
- 28:05Hope in collaboration
- 30:11Conclusion
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