Streamlogic is at London Tech Week — Europe’s flagship technology festival, running June 8–12 at Olympia London and venues across the city, with 30,000+ attendees from the global tech ecosystem.
As part of the fringe programme, Alex Dzenisionak, Co-Founder of Streamlogic, is hosting a side event session on a question that keeps coming up in conversations with founders and product leaders: when does AI-generated code stop being a shortcut and start becoming a liability?
The Session: From Vibe Coding to AI-Enabled Engineering
AI tools can now produce a working prototype in hours. But speed and production-readiness are different things — and the gap between them is where most teams get stuck.
The session breaks down where “vibe coding” — fast, intuition-driven, AI-generated code — actually works, and where it starts to fall apart once real users, real traffic, and real investors show up.
What the session covers:
- Where AI-only code generation fits into a production-grade engineering process and where it breaks down
- The hidden risks in AI-built MVPs that surface during investor due diligence — poor architecture, security gaps, compounding technical debt
- A practical roadmap for turning AI-assisted prototypes into systems that are fundable, scalable, and production-ready
Who should come
Startup founders deciding how much of their build to hand to AI. Serial entrepreneurs who’ve seen fast prototypes collapse before. Product and engineering leaders integrating AI into their development process without losing control over quality or strategy.
When & Where
📅 [TBC — date and time]
📍 Central London, WC2N 5DU
Get in Touch
📧 info@streamlogic.com
🔗 Alex Dzenisionak on LinkedIn
