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DESCRIPTION:Description: The advent of AI is bringing changes to all domain
 s in our lives\, and when it comes to the topics of interest to an Electri
 cal and Electronics Engineer\, the changes are even greater. Combined with
  the advances in IoT/WoT and cloud computing and networking\, the changes 
 that AI is already bringing are enormous. Code development is one domain t
 hat even though we still have not realized how it is affected\, is already
  witnessing these changes\, equivalent (or even greater I would argue) tha
 n these introduced by Object Oriented Programming in the 80s. And it is no
 t only the automatic (or if you prefer AI) code generation. It is the shif
 t between the need to code in a machine centric manner to a human wise app
 roach: directives and rules creation for smart machines. The introduction 
 of Behavior-Driven Development tools and platforms (i.e Gherkin)\, or even
  commercial platforms linking tens of platforms in an orchestrated environ
 ment through a few clicks (i.e\, IFTTT) proves that perhaps the future of 
 programming lies more in understanding the logic and dynamics of smart aut
 onomous devices\, and reasoning on their harmonized collaboration\, rather
  than micro-planning their operation (as traditional programming still doe
 s).In this presentation\, the future of programming will be discussed\, th
 rough examples of the platforms and tools mentioned above\, and with a ref
 erence to the insight of Isaac Asimov's laws of Robotics.\n\nSpeaker(s): C
 haralambos Patrikakis\, \n\nAgenda: \nDate and time: December 17th 2025\, 
 18:00-19:30\n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/521173
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/521173
ORGANIZER:k.papanikolaou@euc.ac.cy
SEQUENCE:40
SUMMARY:The programmer who didn't know how to code
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/521173
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p class="MsoNormal"><strong><span style="mso
 -fareast-language: EN-US\;">Description</span></strong><span style="mso-fa
 reast-language: EN-US\;">: The advent of AI is bringing changes to all dom
 ains in our lives\, and when it comes to the topics of interest to an Elec
 trical and Electronics Engineer\, the changes are even greater. Combined w
 ith the advances in IoT/WoT and cloud computing and networking\, the chang
 es that AI is already bringing are enormous. Code development is one domai
 n that even though we still have not realized how it is affected\, is alre
 ady witnessing these changes\, equivalent (or even greater I would argue) 
 than these introduced by Object Oriented Programming in the 80s. And it is
  not only the automatic (or if you prefer AI) code generation. It is the s
 hift between the need to code in a machine centric manner to a human wise 
 approach: directives and rules creation for smart machines. The introducti
 on of Behavior-Driven Development tools and platforms (i.e Gherkin)\, or e
 ven commercial platforms linking tens of platforms in an orchestrated envi
 ronment through a few clicks (i.e\, IFTTT) proves that perhaps the future 
 of programming lies more in understanding the logic and dynamics of smart 
 autonomous devices\, and reasoning on their harmonized collaboration\, rat
 her than micro-planning their operation (as traditional programming still 
 does).In this presentation\, the future of programming will be discussed\,
  through examples of the platforms and tools mentioned above\, and with a 
 reference to the insight of Isaac Asimov's laws of Robotics.</span></p><br
  /><br />Agenda: <br /><p class="MsoNormal"><strong><span style="mso-farea
 st-language: EN-US\;">Date and time: </span></strong><span style="mso-fare
 ast-language: EN-US\;">December 17<sup>th</sup> 2025\, 18:00-19:30</span><
 /p>
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