Reflections of AI: A Trilogy in Four Parts

Friday Oct 3

15:15 –

16:00

TAP1, Room 2

Reflecting on the era of AI, I present my views as "A Trilogy in Four Parts":

The impact of generative AI adoption
The [hidden] price of AI adoption
Useful AI in a world saturated with LLMs
How to build [valuable AI] solutions

We start with a nod to Douglas Adams and discussion on the latest research showing the dark side of AI but ends on a silver lining on possible uses of AI.

I promise a mix of rants, wakeup calls, and laughs.

the world around us

artificial intelligence (AI)

Rasmus Lystrøm

Disrupting all things cloud, DevOps, and AI while speaking about it publicly

Keynotes

Thursday Oct 2 @ 13:00

Things You Thought You Didn’t Need To Care About That Have a Big Impact On Your Job

Holly Cummins

Friday Oct 3 @ 16:30

Getting Buy-In: Overcoming Larman's Law

Allen Holub

Thursday Oct 2 @ 09:00

AI, Corporate Responsibility, and Democratic Legitimacy – Is DevOps the Answer?

Joanna Bryson

Friday Oct 3 @ 09:00

Beyond Sonic Pi: Tau5 and the Art of Coding with AI

Sam Aaron

Wednesday Oct 1 @ 17:15

13 years of cryptocurrency de-anonymization (and counting)

Sarah Meiklejohn

Friday Oct 3 @ 13:00

Beyond Chat: Bringing Models to The Canvas

Lu Wilson

Wednesday Oct 1 @ 09:00

Connection is Everything

Ken Hughes

Thursday Oct 2 @ 17:15

The Way the Future Was

Kevlin Henney

James Lewis

Wednesday Oct 1 @ 13:00

Gen AI Grows Up: Building Production-Ready Agents on the JVM

Rod Johnson