Everything Is a Factory
Software development as we knew it is dead. The old world of hand-crafting every line, endless hiring cycles, and fragile vertical stacks has been overtaken by AI-driven software factories that turn simple prompts into fully functional software through automated iteration. This keynote traces the journey from the Ralph Wiggum Loop to Loom and beyond, exploring what it means when code becomes a commodity and engineering becomes orchestration.
Geoff Huntley
Geoffrey Huntley is the creator of the Ralph Wiggum Loop, a brute-force AI agent technique that turns simple prompts into fully functional software through automated iteration. His recent work includes Loom (an AI orchestrator/software factory as an evolution of Ralph), the ‘Cursed’ programming language (a compiler written entirely by AI loops), and the ‘How to Build a Coding Agent’ workshop. Known for his viral activism with The NFT Bay, Geoff brings a unique mix of deep engineering rigor and chaotic creativity to the stage. He currently lives remotely on a goat farm in Australia.