Join us at Revel Motor Row for our 6th annual SC Breakfast! 

AI agents are beginning to do real science, planning and running experiments, writing code and moving data across shared systems. But those systems were built for human researchers, and the scientific community is still working out how much autonomy agents should have and how their results can be trusted. 

This panel will explore both sides of that challenge: what agents need from infrastructure to produce science that is auditable and reproducible, and what facilities need from agents to keep shared systems safe, efficient and fair. Drawing on the panelists' experience building autonomous laboratories and measuring how coding agents behave on a production HPC cluster, the conversation will cover provenance and trust, agent memory and data, scheduling and security, and why the path forward may be co-designing systems and agents together.

This session will feature insights from:

• Jeff Denworth, Co-Founder, VAST Data
• Raminder Singh, Senior Director of Faculty of Arts and Sciences Research Computing (FASRC),  Harvard University

• Rafael Ferreira da Silva, Distinguished Research Scientist and the Section Head for Data and AI Systems (DAIS) section in the Computer Science and Mathematics division (CSMD), Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Please register using the form on the right to join us at our breakfast event.