Drupal & AI

This track explores how artificial intelligence is transforming Drupal. Sessions will focus on practical AI integrations, demos of new Drupal AI modules, content automation, chatbots, personalization, responsible AI principles, and real-world case studies to inspire both technical and non-technical attendees

Session Synopsis

This session explores how Drupal can evolve into an intelligent, AI-native platform by integrating cutting-edge AI capabilities. While the Drupal AI module already enables content generation using LLMs, this talk dives deeper into:

 

  • 1. AI Agents: what are AI agents? (Tools like LangChain Agents, AutoGPT, etc.). Example: "Find all case studies on our site about green energy in India and summarize them for an executive brief."

    2. Vector Databases: What are vector embeddings? How are they different from keywords?

    3. RAG Architecture: Embedding + Retrieval + LLM. Why RAG is better than just sending long context into GPT?

    4. Prompt Engineering in Drupal: Focusing on building effective prompts

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What Attendees Will Learn


  • 1. How Drupal AI module works and how to extend it.
  • 2. How to build semantic search and RAG-powered features into Drupal.
  • 3. How to integrate vector databases with Drupal content.
  • 4. Real-world use cases: content assistants, smart search, and editorial agents.
  • 5. Practical tips for prompt design, agent setup, and safe AI use in Drupal.

 

  • Target Audience

  • 1. Drupal developers and architects exploring AI.
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Session Track
Experience Level
Intermediate
Session Synopsis
  1. 1. Origins of AI in Drupal

    Early experiments and community-driven efforts

    Challenges in content generation and personalization

    How the Drupal AI ecosystem began to form

  2. 2. The AI Module Landscape (Present Day)

    Overview of major AI-focused Drupal modules and their use cases

    Content creation (text/image)

    Auto-tagging and classification

    Personalization and recommendations

    Integration strategies with third-party AI services (OpenAI, HuggingFace, etc.)

  3. 3. AI Agents in Drupal

    Predefined Agents: Out-of-the-box agents for content support, Q&A, and automation

    Custom Agents: Building entity-specific or contextual agents using LLMs and integrating with roles, workflows, or triggers

    Use cases: Editor assistants, chatbot interfaces, guided workflows

  4. 4. Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Drupal

    What is MCP? How it enables smarter AI by feeding Drupal context dynamically

    Predefined MCP setups: Ready-made context processors

    Custom MCP implementations: Designing your own context layers to tailor model outputs

  5. 5. The Road Ahead: New AI Initiatives in Drupal

    Introduction to the latest community and product-level AI efforts

    Future-proofing Drupal with scalable AI tooling

    Vision for modular, decoupled, and context-aware Drupal + AI systems

Session Track
Experience Level
Beginner
Co-Presenter
Session Synopsis

Dead Internet Theory, Dark Forest Theory, and a lot more seemingly "conspiracy theories" out there, are starting to make more and more sense.

Anyone who was alive either before the popularity or even the invention of the internet, would remember how momentous, the establishment of World Wide Web was. Your digital life became more important that the physical one, and your digital reputation was all that mattered. 

 

With the public launch of AI, the world seemingly changed overnight - and the internet pretty much died. 

Humans, became more similar to the rats in the medical experiment, who chose instant gratification and pleasure over sustenance and survival. 

 

In this session, I'll talk about the often overlooked aspects of AI - the negative impact. 

Relying too much on AI - is nothing short of being spoon-fed the solution - the same thing we tend to avoid at all costs when dealing with kids. 

Session Track
Experience Level
Intermediate