How AI is Transforming Engineering: Startups, Corporates, and Government

I just got invited by Carl to attend this event. I wasn't expecting the caliber of people. I just met interesting people here, and the conversation with the panel was also very interesting.

At my own company, I've been wondering how we're going to incorporate everything related to AI. It's a cultural change that we have to drive as IT leaders, right? It's not easy, but today I got really interesting ideas on how we can start this transition. It's something we cannot avoid or ignore. It's happening. And events like this one are very valuable for us to get more ideas.

So thank you so much for the invitation. To the heads of engineering out there who haven't attended this kind of session: guys, you need to start attending and connecting with the community.

It was a great experience. It's really great to meet a lot of like-minded people, especially in the tech industry. I really had a great time, from the food to the good panels. The discussions we had here were really exciting, and I'm really looking forward to the next event.

eHeads 17 has really given us lots of insight into developments in the AI landscape. It's awesome to have gotten inputs from very different industries. And I'm excited about the conversations of AI in the Philippines in the near future.

eHeads was insightful. Super appreciate the feedback coming from different sectors: government, startups, and bigger companies. So in general, lots to learn, lots to hear about. Appreciate eHeads 17.

This is my first time joining eHeads. Interesting topic today on AI transformation in engineering. I find it very enlightening, and there's a lot of things to know, including the metrics we have to achieve to make it successful. Thanks again for the invite.