Global AI Copenhagen @ Nykredit

🎉 Copenhagen Global AI Meetup –June 11
🕔 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Join us for an evening of inspiration, expert talks, good conversations, and networking with fellow AI enthusiasts, builders, and practitioners.

This time, we will explore how AI is moving closer to the user, from data centers and cloud-native applications to local devices, browsers, and the modern web.

We will also hear a real-world story about the challenges of moving an AI application from PoC to production.

🙌 Sponsor
✨ Special thanks to Nykredit for sponsoring this event and supporting our growing AI community.
📍 Seats are limited, register now to secure your spot!

🗓️ Agenda:

• 17:00 Walk-in
• 17:30 Welcome by the team
• 17:45 Agentic Memory - Kenneth Christiansen
• 18:30 Break & Food
• 19:00 From Idea to Impact: Building AI That Works - Tommy Bell
• 19:30 Networking
• 20:00 Goodbye

💡 Talks
1️⃣ Agentic Memory
This presentation examines how so-called "memory" in LLM agents is actually engineered from prompt construction, context management, external storage, and tool-mediated state rather than emerging as a native property of the model itself. Starting from the basic fact that an LLM ultimately consumes one serialized token stream, the talk explains why modern systems represent conversations as structured role-based messages, how chat templates and Jinja rendering turn those records into model-specific prompts, and how short-term continuity is created by replaying prior context. From there, it expands into practical memory design: prompt pruning, ephemeral context blocks, semantic memory, retrieval strategies, episodic logs, and procedural patterns that let agents act coherently over time without overwhelming the context window.

The second half grounds these ideas in a real local-first AI system: a web extension connected to a native C++ WebSocket server that routes inference across OVMS, OpenVINO GenAI, llama.cpp, and Google LiteRT. The presentation shows how the project implements immutable exchange logs, centralized sliding-window assembly, ephemeral runtime payloads, MCP app context, tool-first memory operations, and task/document workflows. The goal is to move beyond vague claims about agent memory and present a concrete architectural blueprint for building autonomous agents whose behavior is traceable, debuggable, and robust.

2️⃣ From Idea to Impact: Building AI That Works
A brief overview of AI Engineering its history, background, and purpose. This is followed by a short walkthrough of one of our solutions, Adverse Media Search, including how we went from proof of concept (PoC) to production, what the solution is, and why we chose to build our own instead of using one of the commercial alternatives.

🙌 Sponsor
✨ Special thanks to Nykredit for sponsoring this event and supporting our growing AI community.

📍 Seats are limited, register now to secure your spot!

👤 About the Speakers

Kenneth Christiansen, Principal Engineer, Web Platform Engineering @Intel
Kenneth Rohde Christiansen is a Danish software engineer and architect specializing in web, mobile, and AI technologies. He works at Intel as a Principal Engineer, focusing on AI strategy, web platform evolution, and next‑generation application capabilities.

Previously, he served as an elected member of the W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG), contributing to the architectural direction of the Web.

Before joining Intel, Kenneth worked at Nokia in Denmark and Brazil on the Nokia N9 browser, Qt, WebKit, and multiple mobile platform initiatives.

He has been deeply involved in advancing the Web Platform, including early work on Progressive Web Apps and Project Fugu, and now applies that experience to shaping AI‑driven developer experiences and platform capabilities.
🔗 Connect with Speaker: Kenneth Christiansen

Tommy Bell, Senior Solution Architect, AI Center of Exellence @Nykredit
If you’d like to know a bit about Tommy, he has been at Nykredit for the past three years working as a Solution Architect, primarily focusing on the AI domain, alongside other projects. Throughout his 15-year career so far, Tommy has worked with IT systems and architecture, with a focus on performance, covering fast and precise execution. At the same time, he has always kept the business perspective front and center - because solutions need to deliver real value to be worth working with.
Before Nykredit he has worked with performance and management systems in a large Telco company and supply-chain systems as a consultant.
🔗 Connect with Speaker: Tommy Bell