I’m preparing a talk for a local conference on AI in .NET , and I’m trying to avoid making it another generic “AI for developers” presentation. There’s already plenty of content out there on prompting, creating agents, using copilots, and basic LLM APIs. What I’m more interested in is the stuff that developers would actually find valuable in a conference setting, things that are harder to learn from a quick tutorial. For example: real-world AI architecture in .NET where AI integration usually goes wrong reliability, evaluation, observability, and security building useful AI features beyond simple chat interfaces lessons from using AI inside larger .NET codebases cases where AI sounds like a good idea but actually isn’t So, if you saw “AI in .NET/Dev” on a conference agenda, what would make you want to attend? What topic, demo, or real-world problem would you personally like to see covered? submitted by /u/Severe-Ad1704
Originally posted by u/Severe-Ad1704 on r/ClaudeCode