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Succeeding in an AI-Obsessed World

Keynote by Thomas Bro-Rasmussen & Scott DeLoach

AI flooded the market a few years ago, and we were all instantly engulfed—surrounded, overwhelmed, and gasping to keep up.
Now, we’re excited but skeptical. We want it, and we don’t. We use it for grocery lists and for complex code. We use it blindly, and we use it with wary suspicion, knowing it can spectacularly succeed or fail. In this presentation, we will define where we are with AI adoption and what will happen next. We will discuss what currently works, what doesn't work, and what may never work. We will also share our recommendations of how you can succeed in an AI-obsessed world.
The arrival of AI is similar to the launch of the World Wide Web and personal PCs. This presentation focuses on applying the lessons we learned then as we move forward with a powerful new technology that will massively impact our future.

Thomas Bro Rasmussen

About the speakers

Thomas Bro-Rasmussen

Thomas graduated as M.Sc. in human physiology, biochemistry, and biology, but has spent the past 30 years in the world of computer graphics and communication. He has equally divided his expertise between design, training, and development. His expertise ranges from the intricacy of adjusting a glyph in a font to the million-page technical documentation. 

Scott DeLoach

Scott DeLoach

Scott is passionate about technical content, learning, training, and helping his clients succeed. He has 30 years experience as a technical writer, instructional designer, trainer, and UX architect, and he has provided consulting and training for over 100 companies and government agencies around the world. He is a frequent speaker at technical content and user assistance conferences, and he has received four Best of Show awards from STC for his work. Scott is the author of MadCap Flare 2021: The Definitive Guide, HTML5 to the Point, and CSS to the Point. He holds a masters degree in Technical and Scientific Communication from Miami University (Ohio), and he is a proud STC Fellow.