Podcasts about tanmay bakshi

Tanmay Bakshi is a technology wunderkind. He started coding when he was only four years old and his first iOS app was released just five years later, when he was nine. An autodidact and deeply curious technologist, Tanmay works as an AI and application architect for IBM, where he's been involved with ongoing automation efforts with McDonald's. Tanmay joins Robb and Josh for an exploration of anthropomorphism, user experience, and the flexibility required to succeed with the shifting technologies associated with conversational AI. Don't miss a practical and enlightening discussion with this brilliant young mind. Create and orchestrate conversational AI agents: https://onereach.ai/ai-agents/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tanmay_bakshi_episode&utm_content=1

In today's micro-lesson, find out how elite performers get comfortable with failure, and what you can do to give your best shot. This insight comes from Tanmay Bakshi, an IBM Advisory Software Engineer, Google Developer Expert for Machine Learning, TED and Keynote Speaker, and author of four Tech books.  As a listener to the show, use the code PODCAST100 to get 1 free month on Sporting Edge Membershiphttps://www.sportingedge.com/membership/ ( here), which includes 24/7 access to over 900 insights and high performance strategies. Links mentioned: https://www.sportingedge.com/resources/five-strategies-to-optimise-hybrid-working-whitepaper.html (Whitepaper: Five Strategies to Optimise Hybrid Working) https://twitter.com/TajyMany (Tanmay Bakshi's Twitter) https://www.youtube.com/c/tanmaybakshiteaches (Tanmay Bakshi's YouTube)

Tanmay Bakshi is a 16-year-old Canadian author, AI and ML Systems Architect, TED & Keynote speaker, Google Developer Expert for Machine Learning, and IBM Champion for Cloud.  He has addressed over 200,000 executives, developers, and audiences worldwide as a speaker. The United Nations, NASSCOM, Linux Foundation, Apple, SAP, IBM, KPMG, Microsoft and Walmart are a few of the organizations he has keynoted for. Tanmay has been featured in the Toronto Star, Forbes and CNBC, Bloomberg, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, just to name a few. His self-titled YouTube channel reaches over 330,000 subscribers across the world.

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Programmers are problem solvers first, and code writers second, says Tanmay Bakshi in this interview. He shares how programmers should learn to code and develop machine learning apps.

I have spoken with Tanmay Bakshi. He is a 16 year old Canadian prodigy coder who had an app published to the app store at the age of 9. This is fascinating on its own, but on top of that he is a book author (of many books), a public speaker, a YouTuber and a Developer Advocate for IBM. Not a lot of people have done this much in his or her entire life, can you imagine having done this by the age of 16! I won't be preaching here that we become like Tanmay, as he is a true outlier, but despite his young age, he has a lot of experience and wisdom that we can all benefit from regardless of our age. Check it out. Have a listen! Full show notes and links: https://SoloCoder.com/26

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Learn about the presentations Neil deGrasse Tyson, Michio Kaku and Tanmay Bakshi gave at IBM's Think2018 conference. From space to artificial intelligence to using chatbots as therapists, these talks dive into cutting edge ideas and technologies. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

If you thought you just figured out the Millennials, just wait for the next generation of future leaders. Gen Z-ers are now influencing the world. They are the ones that grew up digitally connected; they're accustomed to having data and content thrown at them all day and from all angles. As lifelong digital natives, they to have a special affinity for artificial intelligence, specifically because it mimics their natural tendency toward global mobile communication and engagement. In this episode, you will hear from two amazing Generation Z-er's, one of them who is a capital allocation analyst and the other who has made an impact in Artificial Intelligence, even before he is old enough to drive! You will hear insights from the world's youngest IBM Watson Programmer and his sister, who are setting the pace for Generation Z. You will also hear an amazing story of family support and encouragement which is inspiring and is a great example of the global economy will live in.

If you thought you just figured out the Millennials, just wait for the next generation of future leaders. Gen Z-ers are now influencing the world. They are the ones that grew up digitally connected; they're accustomed to having data and content thrown at them all day and from all angles. As lifelong digital natives, they to have a special affinity for artificial intelligence, specifically because it mimics their natural tendency toward global mobile communication and engagement. In this episode, you will hear from two amazing Generation Z-er's, one of them who is a capital allocation analyst and the other who has made an impact in Artificial Intelligence, even before he is old enough to drive! You will hear insights from the world's youngest IBM Watson Programmer and his sister, who are setting the pace for Generation Z. You will also hear an amazing story of family support and encouragement which is inspiring and is a great example of the global economy will live in.

On Tuesday earlier this week, I got on a call with Bakshi to record this episode of Outliers, and I was blown away. He still sounded the same by the way, talking fast and pronouncing each word with great passion. This time though, he seems to have found a new life mission. Bakshi is now part of The Cognitive Story project, an open source initiative that applies cognitive technologies to help individuals unable to communicate express their emotions. It’s about using AI to give a voice to those who cannot communicate. Produced by Anand Murali Music Credit: www.accelerated-ideas.com/