Thu, Oct 15 · 5:30 PM CEST
From Fei-Fei Li (the "Godmother of AI") saying, “The goal of AI should be to augment human intelligence, not replace it” , to Dario Amodei predicting, “In 12 months, we may be in a world where AI is writing essentially all of the code.”
Tonight, we will explore what it means to be a programmer in the AI era. How will we continue to grow and evolve in our careers? How will the way we code change?
To help answer these questions, we will hear from two speakers: one at the beginning of their career and one with multiple years of experience in the trade. What do they think AI means for their future? Will it affect their ability to get hired or advance in their careers? Will their jobs fundamentally change, or remain largely the same? How do you grow from junior to senior in a world where AI can write code? How does mentoring and coaching juniors change? And how are they already using AI today: to learn, to grow, and practically to build software?
Open call for Speakers early-career or junior developer to share their perspective. Whether this is your first time speaking or you've already gained some experience on stage, we'd love to hear from you.
If you'd like to take the stage, please send us a (working) title for your talk and 1-3 sentences about what it will cover. The talk should be close to 15 minutes and in English.
Program 17.30 walk in / dinner18.30 Intro Girl Code by Ineke Scheffers18.35 Intro Capgemini18.40 /// Open Speaker Call ///19.05 Energizer19.10 Annet Harmsen, Head of Delivery Capgemini19.40 Q&A with all speakers20.00 - 21.30 drinks, snacks, mingle
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