Inside the Mind of the Machine: AI, Hardware, and the Future of Coding

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The world of AI is moving rapidly and tools such as ChatGPT are already producing fascinating results. In this talk, we will go behind the curtains to explain what AI models are, to compare AI programs with traditional programs and to talk about the unique hardware that is being developed to accelerate AI workloads. The goal is to explain how AI hardware and software differs from the programming that many are familiar with. Finally, the experience of agentic coding, which is co-developing software with AI agents, will be discussed. Spoiler, it is already amazing.


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  • Starts 17 August 2025 05:00 AM UTC
  • Ends 08 September 2025 05:00 AM UTC
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Steve Maresh

Steve has seen both the hardware and software side of AI development. He is currently developing software daily with AI agents and is amazed at their ability. In the past, Steve has worked on both AI accelerators and general CPU hardware. These experiences have given him both a software engineering and a computer architecture perspective on AI. Steve is a Senior Member of the IEEE and Past Chair of the IEEE Twin Cities Section.     

Biography:

Steve has seen both the hardware and software side of AI development. He is currently developing software daily with AI agents and is amazed at their ability. In the past, Steve has worked on both AI accelerators and general-purpose CPU hardware. These experiences have given him both a software engineering and a computer architecture perspective on AI. Steve is a Senior Member of the IEEE and Past Chair of the IEEE Twin Cities Section.

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Address:Minnesota, United States

Jim Riess of IEEE Region 4

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Life Members Affinity Groups - How and Why to Form

How and why to form Life Member Affinity Groups (LMAGs).

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Jim is a past Section Chair of the IEEE Twin Cities Section and Past IEEE Region 4 Director. He currently holds four IEEE positions which are related to life members and include Twin Cities Section Life Members Affinity Group (LMAG), Region 4 Life Members Group Chair, Region 4 Life Members Group Awards Chair, and IEEE Life Members Committee (LMC) Region 4 Coordinator.

Jim is available to assist interested Life Members in forming an LMAG.

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Address:Minnesota, United States