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Enqueue Locks In Futurist Mark Pesce to Keynote Its AI-Focused Conference in Sydney
VRML co-inventor Mark Pesce will open Enqueue on December 9 with a keynote on what AI agents mean for the open web, and for the WordPress developers who build on it.
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