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Notes for people programming events
Written for organisers rather than for search engines, which is also the only way it is any use to a search engine. Four pieces, each answering one question properly.
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- Will AI replace software engineers?Tanmay Bakshi tried to replace himself with it, on camera: his email, his teaching, his code. What it did to each one, and the structural reason it helps with pieces of a job rather than taking the job.
- How do large language models actually work?Scale explains most of it and not all of it. What changed between GPT-2 and something you can hold a conversation with, and why the missing piece was never a bigger model.How do large language models work, and why did they suddenly get good?
- What Tanmay Bakshi is doing nowHe was in the news at twelve. He is 22 now, an AI and software architect at IBM, and back on conference stages in 2026. The honest version of the timeline, including the quiet years.Whatever happened to Tanmay Bakshi?
- How to book an AI keynote speakerWhat to have ready before you enquire, what changes the fee, why booking direct differs from going through a bureau, and the timeline a first-time organiser should expect.How do you actually book an AI keynote speaker?
- What makes a good AI keynoteMost AI keynotes fail the same three ways. What to listen for when you are choosing, and what to ask a speaker before you book them.What separates a good AI keynote from a bad one?
- Do you want an AI keynote speaker or an AI consultant?They solve different problems and get confused constantly. A short guide to which one your event or your team actually needs, including when the answer is neither.Should we book a speaker or hire a consultant?
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