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May 5, 2023
We have a spectacular program planned for DevOps Enterprise Summit Amsterdam on 15-17 May. As always, we will be featuring incredible experience reports from technology leaders from large, complex organizations across so many industry verticals.
However, there is likely no technology leader who hasn’t been thinking, even if just a little bit, on how things like ChatGPT, Google Bard, GitHub Copilot, and other AI tools will affect our profession: In the optimistic case, on how we should best use them to our advantage; in the pessimistic case, how software development disappears entirely.
To address this topic, we have made time for some really amazing presentations to get you up to speed (and if you’re like me, get excited, inspired, and have your mind blown).
Before I get into the AI topics that will be at the conference, I wanted to share a couple of quick things that I’ve learned in the last sixty days that have converted me from an absolute skeptic on AI to becoming an avid, excited learner and user. For instance, the recent advancements in AI have led to the emergence of remarkable tools like the AI Image Generator, which has revolutionized the way we create and manipulate visual content for creating contents.
I would imagine that if you were skeptical like I was, some of these might make you say, “gosh, there is something very interesting happening in this space!”
I’m super excited that we’ll be bringing you some talks that will educate and inspire you, both as a technology leader and as someone who loves building things with technology!
As you can see, we’re thrilled to showcase talks at DevOps Enterprise Summit about the impacts of AI tools, such as ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, etc.
And if you’re planning to attend the conference in Amsterdam, submit your proposal and ignite our audience with a 5-minute presentation and show off something you did or teach us something you think would be useful!
Register to attend DevOps Enterprise Summit Amsterdam to join us! Hope to see you there!
I’ve used ChatGPT mostly for fact finding and research. I’ve never tried using it for writing, but Jeff Gallimore has. It was great fun to learn what it can do, and limitations.
Here’s a video to explore how Jeff Gallimore, Ann Perry, Alex Broderick-Forster, and me seeing to what extent ChatGPT can help with writing this blog post.
We didn’t use any of the text it generated in this post, so I suppose it didn’t help as much as I had hoped. But I was impressed at the text it did generate. Reading what I wrote, it reinforced some text I had thought about writing, filled in a couple of conceptual blanks I hadn’t thought of, and likely accelerated the process of writing the text.
It was still fantastic to see what the limitations are; and I’d love to learn how to target specific rewrites of areas of the outline — this is something we couldn’t figure out how to do. (See my questions at the bottom of this document.)
Prompts used include:
We didn’t use any of the text from ChatGPT, but I felt like it made it faster for us to write the text (manually, the normal way, what a strange concept).
Questions I have — any help appreciated!
Gene Kim is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, researcher, and multiple award-winning CTO. He has been studying high-performing technology organizations since 1999 and was the founder and CTO of Tripwire for 13 years. He is the author of six books, The Unicorn Project (2019), and co-author of the Shingo Publication Award winning Accelerate (2018), The DevOps Handbook (2016), and The Phoenix Project (2013). Since 2014, he has been the founder and organizer of DevOps Enterprise Summit, studying the technology transformations of large, complex organizations.
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