Future of AI Development - #SFTechWeek
Photos from Future of AI Development at SFTechWeek — hosted by DevSwarm, showcasing how parallel AI coding unlocks high-velocity engineering and unstoppable innovation.
Photos from Future of AI Development at SFTechWeek — hosted by DevSwarm, showcasing how parallel AI coding unlocks high-velocity engineering and unstoppable innovation.
The Future of AI Development event at SFTechWeek, hosted by DevSwarm, brought together engineers and founders exploring how AI is transforming the way we build software.
Founders Mike Biglan and Trevor Dilley shared how DevSwarm is evolving engineering stacks with parallel AI coding — empowering teams to build more, better, and faster.
From tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor to real-world discussions on MCP servers, reviews, and automation, the evening was packed with insights and innovation.
Browse the gallery below and relive the energy of a community redefining what it means to code in parallel — and build unstoppably.

















































































OpenAI launched personal finance tools in ChatGPT for U.S. Pro subscribers, allowing users to connect bank accounts from over 12,000 institutions via Plaid and receive AI-powered financial guidance using GPT-5.5's reasoning capabilities grounded in their actual spending and investment data.
Cambridge-based Tolemy Bio raised €1.4 million in pre-seed funding to develop Orbit, an AI-native platform that integrates fragmented cell biology data and virtual cell models to help biopharma teams optimize therapeutic development and manufacturing processes.
Anthropic launched an expanded suite of legal AI tools featuring over 20 MCP connectors for Claude that enable it to connect to platforms like Thomson Reuters and DocuSign, plus 12 practice-area plugins designed to assist with specific legal work.
Samsara launched four AI-powered products for public sector agencies—Ground Intelligence, Waste Intelligence, enhanced AI Multicam, and Ridership Management—to help governments modernize operations and improve community safety.
Beijing-based Moonshot AI raised $2 billion at a $20 billion valuation, quintupling its value in six months as investor interest in Chinese open-weight AI models surges due to increased customer demand.
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