Coders HQ, Emirates Towers
🚀 **Voyage AI by MongoDB: Designing Memory Systems for AI Agents** Join the **MongoDB Dubai Community** for an immersive, hands-on event exploring how MongoDB can be used to design effective memory systems for AI agents and build scalable, context-aware applications. During this five-hour classroom-style session, attendees will learn how intelligent applications can store, retrieve, and manage contextual information using MongoDB. The event will cover practical concepts including document modelling, memory architecture, contextual data retrieval, query optimisation, and scalable AI application design. ### What You’ll Learn * How memory systems support AI agents and intelligent applications * How to model and organise contextual data in MongoDB * Approaches for storing, retrieving, and updating agent memory * Techniques for designing scalable AI-powered solutions * How to evaluate database recommendations generated by AI tools * How to interpret MongoDB query execution plans using `.explain()` ### Featured Technical Session **Your AI Is Describing a MongoDB That No Longer Exists** It has become common to paste a slow database query into an AI tool, receive an index recommendation, and deploy it. Sometimes it works—until it doesn’t. This session explores a critical area where AI-generated database recommendations can be misleading, why these mistakes are often difficult to detect, and how developers can independently validate optimisation suggestions. The talk will include a live `.explain()` walkthrough using **MongoDB 8.0**, highlighting how query planning and performance behaviour have evolved since many existing tutorials and online examples were published. By the end of the session, attendees will be better equipped to distinguish between reliable AI-generated guidance and recommendations based on outdated assumptions. ### Who Should Attend? This event is suitable for: * Software developers and engineers * Data professionals and database administrators *
Free
Sunday, August 23 · 3:00 AM