
Join the free online talk on September 17 at 14:00 (CEST) to explore how coding assistants are revolutionizing software engineering. Led by ML Architect Tamás Móricz, learn practical strategies to enhance coding agents and balance human understanding. Discover methods to evaluate performance, abstraction, and output management through real-world examples. Registration required.
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🤩 Walk away with practical strategies to get more out of coding agents at scale.
Join us online on 17th September 14:00 (CEST)
Attendance is free of charge but registration is required
💡 Abstract
In this talk, you'll learn how coding assistants are transforming modern software engineering companies and how to get the most out of them. This both includes improving the agents themselves, as well as maintaining the right level of human understanding. In addition to theoretical overviews, the talk will contain several practical examples that show how to assess agent costs and performance at scale, finding the right level of abstraction for tasks and structuring and limiting agent output to manage complex projects.
🗣️Speaker
Tamás Móricz, ML Architect & Lead, Aliz
Tamás started his AI career during his Bachelor's degree with projects such as real-time EEG signal processing. In the 7 years he spent at Aliz, he worked on data science and AI projects ranging from recommendation systems and forecasting, through manufacturing optimisation and all the way to computer vision and natural language processing. Since the first public release of the da-vinci model family, he's been working with LLMs and, most recently, coding assistants on a similarly wide range of cloud-based software projects.
Aliz
ML Architect & Lead
zsigmond.ai
Google Cloud Architect
Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions
GDG Organizer
Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions Hungary
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GDG Budapest
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GDGoC ELTE
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