Spiros Xanthos (Founder and CEO, Resolve AI) in conversation with Corinne Marie Riley (Partner, Greylock)

Baseten is proud to present Heavyweights, a series of talks where AI founders learn from the greats.

We're excited to host Spiros Xanthos for a pointed conversation about building Resolve AI. More details to come!

Schedule

6:00–6:30 PM — Welcome drinks & snacks
6:30 PM — Discussion

About Spiros — Spiros Xanthos is a technology entrepreneur and leader in observability and AI. Originally from Greece, he moved to the U.S. to pursue a PhD in Computer Science at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. He founded Log Insight (acquired by VMware) and Omnition (acquired by Splunk), where he co-created OpenTelemetry, now the global standard for collecting and exchanging telemetry data. Today, Spiros is the Founder and CEO of Resolve AI, the AI for prod company, where he and his team are building production-proven multi-agent systems that autonomously troubleshoot and operate complex production software environments.

About Corinne — Corinne Riley is a partner at Greylock, where she leads early-stage investments across AI infrastructure and applications.

She has backed companies at the earliest stages that have since become category-defining businesses, including Baseten, Braintrust, Cogent, Fable, and Resolve AI. More recently, she led Greylock’s investment in Altara, along with several companies still in stealth.

Corinne also built Greylock Edge, the firm’s three-month company-building program for founders working from pre-idea through early product-market fit, with flexible financing and hands-on company formation support. Since launching in October 2023, Edge has helped create seven companies, including Cogent Security, Fable Security, Highstock, and SuperMe.

This event is hosted by ​Baseten — the training and inference platform behind some of the most demanding AI workloads in production like Abridge, Cursor, Notion, and OpenEvidence. Try the latest open-source models or train and deploy your own custom models at the frontier.