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Who signs off when AI rewrites your core systems?
EltegraAI is introducing Autonomous Product Engineering to a small group of New York technology and business leaders. Join Fima Katz, CEO & Co-Founder, for a candid breakfast conversation, moderated by Alex Romanovich of GlobalEdgeMarkets.
AI can now write code faster than any team. The bottleneck has moved from writing code to defining intent, and most enterprises can't state that intent clearly. Modernizing legacy systems runs into that knowledge gap, and so does getting AI agents to deliver. The agents being deployed today are on track to become tomorrow's legacy.
What we'll discuss
- Why legacy modernization is a knowledge problem, not a code problem
- How to keep AI agents from becoming the next generation of legacy
- Verification proportional to autonomy: checking intent before code ships, not reviewing after
- Autonomous Product Engineering is not autonomous code generation: Understand → Transform → Evolve
- Working with the AI tools you already use (Claude, Cursor, Copilot) rather than replacing them
Agenda
Three questions worth asking any AI modernization vendor
- Where does your knowledge come from: only the code, or also the docs, tickets and the people who still know why the rules exist?
- When does verification happen: before generation or after?
- What survives once the engagement ends?
Who you'll meet
About ten senior technology, AI and risk leaders from banking, insurance, healthcare and pharma, seated at one table. No presentations at you.
Fima Katz
CEO & Co-Founder, EltegraAI
Alice Milshteyn
Senior AI Engineer, EltegraAI
Alex Romanovich
GlobalEdgeMarkets
Today's AI agents are tomorrow's legacy.
Seating is limited to keep the conversation candid. Request a seat below; the Midtown location and details go to confirmed attendees.
Request a seatWed, Oct 28, 2026 · 8:00–10:00 AM ET · Midtown Manhattan