A convincing AI-assisted change can pass from suggestion to code to customer promise before anyone can say where the consequential choice happened. Sometimes a person chose knowingly. Sometimes a system selected an option. Sometimes the effect emerges from several ordinary steps. AI4DEV gives the people who build, review, manage, and depend on software a grounded place to examine those possibilities and the useful capability AI can add.
This is a live seminar on AI for software development: understanding existing code, exploring requirements, prototyping, coding, testing, documenting, integrating, communicating, and judging what a result proves. Howard will connect the new tools with questions of context, evidence, responsibility, team adoption, and product meaning. What could one attendee see differently in their own practice? What might several colleagues recognize together that none had seen alone? Choose one seat or several for the people whose work meets around the same systems.
For 51 years, clients have paid Howard to make new technology work; through companies he founded, he has completed more than 200 engagements. NASA, Apple, Xerox, HP, CSC, Capital One, and the Financial Times are among his development and consulting clients. He has been paid to present to professionals from IBM, AT&T, Sun Microsystems, Intel, BT, Nokia, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Barclays. At Telos Alliance, Howard's custom AI-for-product-development seminar drew 47 people where about 20 were expected, including skeptics and leaders. Howard also built AI-assisted prototypes during their engagement. Client president John Schur wrote, “I felt that Telos received multiple times the value of our investment.”
If the question in the headline is already close to your work, this is a place to examine it with a guide who has built through earlier technology shifts and is still building now. Choose one $250 ticket or several seats for the people whose different views should meet.
Every seat admits one person to the same December 17 seminar. Bring one perspective or several into the room.
