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đź‘‹ Welcome to the Frontier
AI is no longer just a tool we query—it is becoming a workforce that acts. The Agentic Era has arrived, and its implications will fundamentally reshape every business, industry, and walk of life.
However, autonomous agents are only as good as the information they consume. To power this new era, businesses must achieve true Data Intelligence: delivering the real-time, right data to the right agent at the exact millisecond it is needed.
But building this live infrastructure comes with unprecedented risk. As we harness advanced AI reasoning models, we must simultaneously secure these data pipelines against systemic and future threats by engineering Quantum-Safe architectures today.
🚀 Our Mission Evolution
This "facelift" pivots our community directly toward the strategic tech redefining our industry. We want this group to be your local headquarters to catch up, connect, and learn—whether you are mastering IBM's latest hybrid data platform updates, unlocking real-time data intelligence, or neutralizing systemic security risks.
For our builders, we will go to the depths required in agentic engineering workflows using cutting-edge tools like IBM Bob and watsonx Orchestrate. Let's build what's next!
Upcoming events
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Bob TV Episode 2 Tokenmaxxing: How Much Context Does AI Coding Really Need?
·OnlineOnline20 attendees from 122 groups# Bob TV: Episode 2: Tokenmaxxing: How Much Context Does AI Coding Really Need?
## Tue, Oct 6, 2026 11:00 AM EDT (11:00 AM EDT) Add to calendar
Every prompt, file, and instruction adds context. More context can improve the result, but it also increases token use and may make relevant information harder to find. In this episode, Max and Markus discuss how developers learn with AI, what Bob shows about context use, and how to reduce token waste without weakening the result.
Key topics:
- How context size affects quality, cost, and retries
- What Bob shows about context and what developers should include
- Practical habits for scoping tasks, selecting relevant files, and starting fresh sessions
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