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Sepehr
Asgarian
AI Engineer
Chubb
Sepehr Asgarian is an AI Engineer at Chubb with more than six years of experience building applied machine learning and generative AI systems. He designs and delivers production-grade agentic assistants powered by large language models, retrieval-augmented generation, and MCP tooling, supported by the evaluation and observability frameworks needed to keep them reliable as models and requirements evolve. Before joining Chubb, Sepehr developed machine learning and recommendation systems across healthcare and fintech, translating applied research into deployed products. His expertise spans large language models, multimodal learning, and recommender systems, with a focus on bridging cutting-edge research and durable, production-ready engineering. A published researcher at NeurIPS, AAAI, and IEEE, Sepehr specializes in designing adaptable AI applications that reduce technical debt while delivering measurable business value in a rapidly evolving ecosystem.
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12 November 2026 16:30 - 17:00
Panel | Building AI applications that last: Designing for change, not just today
AI moves faster than traditional software. New foundation models, APIs, agent frameworks, and evaluation techniques are constantly reshaping what's possible, making it difficult to build applications that remain reliable as the ecosystem evolves. This panel explores how engineering teams are designing adaptable AI architectures, reducing technical debt, and making technology choices that allow their systems to evolve without constant rewrites. Key takeaways → Designing AI systems that remain adaptable as models and tooling evolve. → When to build abstractions versus integrating directly with model providers. → Reducing technical debt while maintaining development velocity. → Future-proofing AI applications without overengineering.