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How AI changes the skills needed for software engineering and data science

When 14 May 2024 Start16:00 End17:00
Organised by Becci Peters
Community Type

Thematic Community

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Online

How AI changed the skills I hired for in Software Engineers and Data Scientists... and what this means for A-level CompSci students skills. Reflections of a former CTO

AI changed the game in my last job - and it also changed the skills I valued most in the software developers and data scientists I hired.
 
In this talk, I’ll share insights from my role as CTO of a large Specialist Military Unit, including case studies of where AI was useful and useless(!) and how it changed the role of our software developers and data scientists. My hope is that it empowers Computer Science, Digital T-level and other STEM educators with some insights as to how AI might be changing the skills required of their students by employers now and in the future.
 
About the speaker: Dr James Kuht MBE is the former CTO of a Specialist Military Unit where he built the British Military's first deployable Software and Artificial Intelligence team. Prior to that role he was a founding member of the Prime Ministers Data Science team, where he focussed on upskilling the countries top Officials and Ministers on data science - his ‘Data Masterclass for Senior Leaders’ has been taken by over 7000 people.

For further information

Becci Peters

becci.peters@bcs.uk