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Christopher
Brox.

Role
Product, Antigravity
Organization
Google DeepMind
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Christopher Brox builds autonomous AI agents and self-shipping software. He works on the Antigravity product team at Google DeepMind.

55 Words · Event Programs & Panel Pages

Christopher Brox builds autonomous AI agents and self-shipping software on the Antigravity product team at Google DeepMind. Previously, he worked in the Office of the CEO at Twilio after they integrated his event-driven automation startup, Kimiko. He writes and speaks on agentic engineering, high-velocity product design, and the post-syntax era of software.

115 Words · Keynotes & Full Profiles

Christopher Brox builds autonomous AI agents and self-shipping software on the Antigravity product team at Google DeepMind, focused on compiling natural language intent directly into deployed production systems. Across Google DeepMind and Google Cloud, he helps enterprises move from experimental AI to autonomous agent ecosystems.

Before Google, Christopher founded Kimiko, an event-driven business automation platform for developers, and subsequently joined Twilio’s Office of the CEO to build their agentic AI customer engagement platform. A 1st-place winner of the San Francisco AI Hackathon and featured in Wired, he has spent over a decade at the intersection of engineering and revenue—building systems that strip away noise until only real customer value remains.

38 Words · Read-Aloud Script for Emcees & Moderators

“Our next speaker builds autonomous AI agents and self-shipping software on the Antigravity team at Google DeepMind. A former startup founder and Twilio Office of the CEO alum, please welcome Christopher Brox.”

Signature Talks
01

Software That Ships Itself

Compiling natural language intent directly into deployed, self-healing production systems.

02

Code is the New Latin

As AI agents write our code, syntax becomes a dead language—and first-principles thinking becomes the moat.

03

The Speed-Creativity Loop

How sub-second model latency killed the mockup era and turned design into live conversation.

04

Sell, Build, or Govern

When the cost of building software drops to zero, enterprise bottlenecks shift to intent and governance.