# Closing Remarks — Ksenia Se — session 2026-10-14T21:25:00.000Z → 2026-10-14T21:30:00.000Z

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## Transcript

Using or navigating interactive structural content in in the way I've showed you before, but actually making them fully live experiences that are reactive. So in this case, I was searching for Mars. And as as Continuum understands the intention of what I'm trying to search from, it also suggests interfaces that are specifically designed in real time just for that. So here, it created for me this Mars outpost that actually should be, accurate with the data about the actual, like, robots that are In Mars right now, or with the ones that are projected maybe in 2030. And since this is fully interactive, I can interact with it. I can go to places. I can move around in the same way that I might move around, you know, in a three d system, in a three d continuum. And it works. Just fascinating. So when I say everything will be simulated, I'm really trying to understand or help not only our team, but the world. Get to the point where a lot of what we'll see today will sound obvious, hopefully, in a few more years or months. We'll look back at Continuum, and it will... Might feel very close to the video of the ORMs that we just showed you. Continuum and a lot of the things we're doing in in video and in runway, when it comes to simulation are still in very early days. But we're getting to a point where it actually it actually works and it really scales. So what we're really excited about is that for the next eight to twelve months, we're releasing most of what I showed here for everyone to use. Thank you, guys. As we come to the close of AI Engineer New York twenty twenty six, we'd like to thank everyone for being part of this incredible event. To share a few final words and officially wrap things up, please welcome back our MC, Ksenia Se from Turing Post. Whoo, clap, clap, clap. Thank you Cristobal and thank you to all of our speakers. And I would like to ask you to stay for one more minute. We have someone very special to see. We've covered a remarkable range over these three days. From building agents to changing how financial institutions work and how to simulate the world. I imagine quite a few of us have a longer list of things. To investigate than we arrived with. That seems like a, you know, reasonable outcome for a conference full of engineers. Thank you, the team who put this program together, and the crew, and our sponsors and partners and to everyone of you who came ready to share their work and ask questions and do clap, clap, clap. Please. Thank you. I hope some of the conversations that you started here Turn into things we will hear about at the next AI engineer. And I want to welcome to the stage the guy who has been behind the curation, the one and only, Suiks. She just did. Hi. Thank you so much for staying to the end and thank you Ksenia. Gabriel, Gabriel, Ksenia. Thank you guys. If you haven't seen so she I know she's very selfless and she's MCing for the second time but if you haven't seen Her videos on Turing posts, highly recommend. She has a great YouTube channel, and, she's spending a lot of time editing, that which I, really admire. Thank you so much. I hope this has been a great, few days for you. I heard a lot of feedback from sponsors, from attendees, from speakers and we're really trying to make a home in New York. This is why I'm so grateful to have Chris and Pim and all the other like great New York City AI founders. This is something that I think people don't get Enough love for in this city, which is, how much, like, real work and, frontier pioneering work gets done both in the financial institutions and just in general. AI research, AI infrastructure, and and all that good stuff. So, I won't keep you too long. I would just talk a little bit about our upcoming events. I'm wearing the shirt for code now. It's... So we're basically, you know, code is our our first home, first vertical summit. And coding agents really, I think, are, the the sort of pinnacle, right, of of Where verifiable, AI is is going. We're also confirming that we are, launching AI Engineer Europe again. That's the second year in London, in February. And, obviously, the big, big show of all... Bigger than all the other ones combined, the World's Fair. 10,000 people in San Francisco next summer. So there's a lot of AI that's gonna be happening between now and then. We may have, be all out of a job. But if you're out of a job, that means you can come to more AIEs. Right? So

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# Everything will be Simulated

- User query: create a 3d model i can print for a mount for my bike
- AI response: I'd go with the **truss arm**.

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# Everything will be Simulated
Cristóbal Valenzuela / Co-Founder & Co-CEO **runway**

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# Everything will be Simulated
Cristóbal Valenzuela / Co-Founder & Co-CEO **runway**
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# AI Engineer
## NEW YORK
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