GraphQLConf 2025 in Amsterdam marked the tenth anniversary of GraphQL's open-sourcing by Meta, highlighting its evolution from a mobile application tool to a fundamental component of API orchestration for AI-powered applications. The conference showcased significant innovations, including Meta's new @async directive, advancements in query plan validation, and the introduction of input polymorphism via the @oneOf directive. GraphQL's role in AI development was a major theme, with discussions on making APIs AI-accessible, schema design patterns, and the evolving MCP protocol. The conference also underscored the maturation of GraphQL Federation as a standard infrastructure and the continuous enhancement of client tooling, emphasizing fragment colocation and caching capabilities. Community involvement was celebrated through new programs like GraphQL Locals and the GraphQL Ambassadors program. The conference concluded with excitement for the upcoming GraphQL Summit in San Francisco, where further exploration of GraphQL's integration with AI and its application in agentic development is anticipated.