Relying on black-box AI APIs often means trading data sovereignty and cost control for convenience. This session provides a practical blueprint for architecting a private, sovereign Model-as-a-Service platform using powerful open-source models. Attendees will leave with a concrete playbook to master observability, enforce security policies, and transition from an API consumer to a platform provider.

Over 10,000 SAP BW systems face end-of-support by 2030 — a migration challenge so complex that traditional automation cannot scale to meet it. Manual migrations take two or more years, are error-prone, and require scarce expertise. We're using agentic AI to change that.

We'll show how multi-agent systems reverse-engineer legacy platforms, construct knowledge graphs of thousands of interdependent objects, and autonomously generate complete modernized systems — including the migration tooling itself.

Our three-phase framework — Reverse, Rethink, Rebuild — is a generalizable pattern for any complex system transformation, compressing years of work into months with automated validation at every step.

Attendees will leave with practical insights on multi-agent orchestration, knowledge graphs for spec-driven-development, synthetic data strategies for safe testing at scale, and hard-won lessons about where AI excels versus where human judgment remains essential.

Grounded in production experience, not theory.

An invite-only roundtable bringing together policy, research, and industry leaders to brainstorm Switzerland's approach to the Geneva AI Summit 2027. The session focuses on how Switzerland can leverage its distinctive strengths – open debate culture, interdisciplinary cooperation, and pragmatic governance – to shape international AI dialogue and deliver tangible outcomes.

Key discussion threads:
- Identifying Swiss strengths that can anchor the summit's focus and differentiate its outcomes
- Mapping where international stakeholders most urgently need dialogue, progress, and concrete deliverables
- Assessing potential partners and political dynamics around specific goals
- Developing concrete tools, instruments, and solutions as "Swiss contributions" to global AI challenges
- Applying Swiss values of diversity, subsidiarity, and cooperative spirit to both the summit's substance and its preparatory process

The roundtable follows Chatham House rules. Participants are encouraged to come prepared with perspectives on what Geneva 2027 should deliver and where Switzerland is uniquely positioned to drive progress.