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I've attended a lot of engineering meetups and demo nights in my 15-year career in tech. 

But last night was the first time I've ever demoed or spoke live about my process as a builder. Naturally, I had to write about it:

I've attended a lot of engineering meetups and demo nights in my 15-year career in tech. 

But last night was the first time I've ever demoed or spoke live about my process as a builder. Naturally, I had to write about it:

https://hardmodefirst.xyz/live-no-code-debuging-and-the-changing-profile-of-the-new-ai-engineer

In the presentation (affectionately named "Cowgirl Coding," I discuss how I built (and more important, how I iterate and improve upon) 
MuseKat, an interactive learning app that helps parents and kids explore museums through customizable audio stories.

Building MuseKat to turn museum visits into personalized audio learning journeys for parents + kids.

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For example, in this slide I share what my current "AI Tech Stack" looks like for various part of my prototyping and building process:

But the other thing I did was share a work-in-progress "learning framework" for a theory I've been developing about how our individual learning styles shape how we learn, apply, and problem solve with AI.

Here's the crux:

I'd like to host this talk again (either IRL or virtually) for an audience that skews more heavily toward the non-technical AI builder. 

So if you're looking for a speaker for an upcoming event (or want to team up with me on something), give a shout, and let's make it happen.