Live from EngageU in Malmö, Sweden. Episode 2 of 3.
Two conversations from the last day of the conference.
First up: Joris Aarts. He runs EngageU along with Johan Hedman (They make it look easy, which it isn't). Fifty new attendees this year. Pretty much every session was about AI, and the few speakers who opened with "no AI" got applause. We talk about what the panel changed my mind on, why this feels like the iPad era all over again, and next year in Antwerp. He says 300 people. Matt says 400. Americans: Dust off your passports.
Then Jay Sayers from Skeleton Key, at his first EngageU. We'd both just walked out of a security session that scared me a little (I do AI all day and understood a scary small percentage of it). Jay talks about why Skeleton Key went slow on AI, what "AI in the process" means compared to AI that writes your code, and the customer who walked in saying "We need AI" and walked out with no AI at all. And why FileMaker's security model is something we shouldn't take for granted.
Stick around to the end for one-sentence stories.
Chapters
0:00 Three things you're about to hear
0:17 Joris Aarts: fifty new faces
2:05 AI all day, and applause for "no AI"
2:27 Making it look easy
4:15 The panel, and AI for the sake of AI
5:02 Remember the iPad era?
5:33 Next year: Antwerp
6:32 Americans, dust off the passport
6:48 300 attendees? 400?
8:08 What you only get in person
8:47 Karaoke
9:50 Jay Sayers, Skeleton Key
11:22 The security session
14:58 A cautious first AI project
17:17 FileMaker's security model
21:23 "We need AI"
23:27 One-sentence stories
Next week: Matt & Jesse Barnum of 360Works. Logs, logs and more logs.
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