Artem Daniliants
About
Artem Daniliants is the founder and CEO of Daniliants Ventures, a growth marketing team working with e-commerce and business-to-business (B2B) clients in Finland, Estonia, and across the European Union (EU). A serial entrepreneur active in marketing and technology since 2007, Artem blends growth marketing, software development, and product thinking in a way that is uncommon in the industry - his background spans 15 years of search engine optimization (SEO), Python development, product management, user experience (UX), and artificial intelligence (AI) automation. He is currently focused on AI-native workflows that let teams design, build, and ship at a pace that used to require much larger teams. He holds a degree in Business and IT from the University of Oulu and has taught entrepreneurship at the high school level.
Artem Daniliants | AI agent websites: myth, truth and what to ship Monday
Most teams still run their website the way they ran it in 2015: a CMS, a plugin stack, a monthly bill, and a queue of small changes nobody has time to make. Artem's argument is that this has quietly become the expensive option, and he now runs his own companies' sites without a CMS at all.
This session is the case for that shift. It starts with what actually changed: AI agents can read, write and maintain a site directly, which means the CMS's main job, letting non-technical people edit pages, can be done by an agent working against plain files in git. Then comes the honest split between myth and truth. The myth is that this requires a rebuild, a new framework every quarter, or a separate "AI version" of your site. The truth is narrower and more useful, and it is mostly about structure, hosting costs, and who is allowed to touch what.
Anyone who wants to build a website themselves can do that in the hands-on workshop on 10 November, where the setup is built from zero.