The Agenda

The CEO of The Atlantic and former editor-in-chief of WIRED opens /GoLive with a look at how AI is rewriting the rules for everyone who builds, publishes, or depends on the web. Drawing on his daily "most interesting thing in tech" dispatches, Nick unpacks what's actually changing in media, in software, in the way audiences find and trust information, and what it means to keep up without losing the plot.

We now build the web with AI. Agents now read, summarize, and act on the web as much as people do. And the threat surface explodes. So what happens to sites, search, and the economics of content? Leaders from the infrastructure, AI, and enterprise worlds debate where traffic, trust, and value move next, and what builders should do about it now. Moderated live by Nick Thompson.

Pantheon's leadership team and special guests will takes the stage to unveil what's next for the platform. you don't want to miss this. Instead of a feature tour, the story is told through customers who are already building behind the scenes, showing how teams ship in this new era of the internet.

A half-day program focused 100% on driving agency growth: Pantheon's VP of Parnterships, Mike Sanchez will share the partner roadmap, co-selling strategies, and new enablement programs. We'll also host a partner panel so you can hear how your peers are adapting to the new way of working on the web.

Most teams treat a major launch like a controlled explosion. Chad Evans and Leena Flood treat it like any other deploy. That discipline is what let Biltmore ship a full 700-page rebrand, keep production running throughout, and launch on deadline with zero incidents; all while recovering from Hurricane Helene shutting the estate down for months. This is a workflow retrospective for teams who want deploys to be boring: how Biltmore has run a WordPress site built in 2018 without a full rebuild, maintained it through years of continuous delivery, and reached the point where a major launch is just another merge.