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#copilot #chatgpt #claude #code #vibecoding #ai #sql #functionalprogramming #programminglanguages

Developers use Copilot, ChatGPT, and Claude to write code fast. Accept what compiles, ship what works, that's vibe coding and it's everywhere. And it produces the same categories of vulnerable code, over and over, because AI tools optimize for "runs without errors," not "resists attack."
This talk is three live demos and a workflow. We look at real AI-generated code that looks fine, then pull on the thread. Auth logic with a subtle JWT flaw. Input validation that checks format but misses encoding tricks, leaving the SQL query injectable. Password hashing with real libraries — wrong algorithm, wrong config. Each demo ends with an exploit and a fix.
The patterns aren't random. They're predictable: training data includes all the bad code that's ever been written, models don't know that 2012 crypto advice is outdated, and "compiles and runs" is not the same bar as "secure." Once you know what to look for, you can spot it fast and so can attackers.
You'll leave with a checklist for reviewing AI-generated code (auth edge cases, parameterization vs. validation, crypto choices, secret storage), updated mental models for where AI output needs extra scrutiny, and a workflow that lets your team keep the speed benefits without dropping the security bar.

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#ai #ethics

Panel moderator: Richard Campbell
Panellists: Michelle Frost, Martine Dowden, Tessel Haagen

There’s a word for what a person feels when someone truly listens to them, then understands and shares their experience and perspective. There isn’t one for what happens when a language model does it.

We’ve been borrowing terms from psychology that don’t quite fit, and then defaulting to technical terms that don’t reach far enough. In the space between, we’re shipping systems that produce and evoke something real in people: attachment, relief, dependency, maybe genuine help. And we’re doing it without the language to describe what that actually is, or any shared understanding of what it should require from the developers and technologists making those
decisions.

This gap is showing up in the lives of people who are already vulnerable, as well as in real moments of benefit we would be wrong to dismiss. As an industry, we don’t have this figured out. Neither does anyone on this panel. We have different backgrounds, different experiences and instincts, things we will genuinely agree or disagree on, and we think this conversation belongs here, with the people who are actually shipping our future.

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#cloud

Beneath the world’s oceans lies a vast and largely unseen network of critical infrastructure that powers modern civilization. Join Richard Campbell as he explores these undersea connections, how they are built, maintained, repaired, and continue to evolve. Modern events show that this infrastructure can be part of warfare, which has significant consequences for the world. Together, these intertwined data, electrical, and petrochemical networks form the hidden circulatory system of the planet—vital, complex, and increasingly essential to global stability and progress.

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#claude #claudecode #ai

You've installed Claude Code. You've asked it to write some code. You may have even let it refactor a file or two. But there's a good chance you're only scratching the surface.

In this session, I'll share what I've learned from using Claude Code daily and teaching it to developers in workshops. We'll go into the features that change how you work. Things like shaping Claude's behaviour through CLAUDE.md, building your own commands and skills, automating feedback loops, and understanding the small configuration details that most people overlook.

We'll also look at use cases beyond software development. We'll use Claude Code as an actual AI-assistant, not only a code-assistant.

This isn't a getting-started guide. It's a tour of the parts of Claude Code that only become visible once you stop treating it like an autocomplete tool.

If you use Claude Code but feel you're not getting the most out of it, this session will help you see what it can really do.