TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 runs October 27-29 at San Francisco's Moscone West and features two AI-focused sessions presented by Greenfield and JetBrains. Greenfield unveils the AI Disruptors 60, a list of early- and growth-stage startups focused on AI infrastructure, applications, and go-to-market innovation, with investors and founders discussing scaling strategies and sector breakthroughs. JetBrains presents a session on AI built for developers, emphasizing code quality over mere velocity and exploring how developer-focused AI can deliver reliable, precise software at scale. The program highlights investor-founder dialogue and practical approaches to building the AI economy.
We've seen it with the internet, and again with mobile: moments when technology reshapes everything. Now it's AI's turn - and it's moving faster than ever. Greenfield Partners is unveiling the AI Disruptors 60 right here at Disrupt 2025: a list of early- and growth-stage startups leading the charge in AI infrastructure, applications, and go-to-market innovation. This panel brings together top investors like Shay Grinfeld (Greenfield Partners)
AI in software development often gets framed as a sprint - more speed, more output, more lines of code. But speed without quality doesn't cut it in the real world. Join Kirill Skrygan, CEO of JetBrains, for an unfiltered look at how AI built for developers is changing the industry. This session explores why code quality - not just velocity - will define the next generation of intelligent software and how developers can harness AI to deliver at scale, with reliability and precision.
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