A searchable, timestamped index of 1,124 AI Engineer talks
I love the videos and talks that appear on my feed ever day from the AI Engineer conferences. Unfortunately, there are so many of them it's often hard to find the time to keep up, or to watch what I'd like. So I built aietalks.com, a searchable written index and archive of all the talks on the AI Engineer Youtube channel. We currently cover 1,124 talks. The individual talk pages offer tl;dr summaries, key quotes and other summarised information from the videos. Search and packs allow you to find the talks that matter for your particular interest or use case. All the pages are accessible for agents etc though .md files (just add it to the URL) or via an auth-free MCP server which we offer. The site updates each day as new talks come in, with a little bit of a delay for me to handle deduplication or transcription errors of names and so on. Hope you enjoy this and find it useful!
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