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I had the opportunity (15-Aug-2025) to talk to Azure Tech Group Bangladesh about how human language has become the new UI as part of their ML Summer School BD program. The talk was recorded and posted to YouTube. The tool used in demos to illustrate an embedding model in action can be found at: funwithvectors.com. And the deck is here: MLSummerSchool-HumanLanguageIsTheNewUI-HowThisIsPossible-05-Aug-2025-pubDownload Connect with Bill and Boston Azure AI

Along with fellow panelists Jason Haley, Veronika Kolesnikova (the three of us run Boston Azure AI), and Udai Ramachandrans (he runs Nashua Cloud .NET & DevBoston), I was part of a Boston Azure AI event to discuss highlights from Microsoft's 2025 Build conference. I knew a couple of the things I wanted to show off were GitHub Copilot Agent mode…

Last night I had the pleasure of speaking to two simultaneous audiences: Nashua Cloud .NET & DevBoston community tech groups. The talk was on Model Context Protocol (MCP) which, in a nutshell, is the rising star for answering the following question: What's the best way to allow my LLM to call my code in a standard way? There is a lot in that statement, so let me elaborate. First, what do you mean by "the best way to allow my LLM to call my code" -- why is the LLM calling my code at all? Don't we invoke the LLM via its API, not the other way around? Good question, but LLMs can actually invoke your code. Because this is how LLMs are empowered to do more as AI Agents. Think about an AI Agent as an LLM + a Goal (prompts) + Tools (code, such as provided by MCP servers). The LLM uses the totality of the prompt (system prompt + user prompt + RAG data + any other context channeled in via prompt) to understand the goal you've given it then it figures out which tools to call to get that done.

The organizers of the AI Community Conference - AICO Boston event did an incredible job. The conference was first-rate and I really enjoyed engaging with attendees and speakers, and learning from everyone. I delivered a new iteration of my talk on how it is possible to have Human Language as the new UI, thanks to LLMs and Embedding models. There was an engaged and inquisitive group!

Earlier today I spoke at the Memphis edition of the Global AI Bootcamp 2025 hosted by the Memphis Technology User Groups. My talk was "Human Language is the new UI. How is this possible?" and resources and a few notes follow. It was similar to, but not identical to, the recent talk I gave. And next time it will be different again.

Earlier today I spoke at the Cleveland OH edition of the Global AI Bootcamp 2025 hosted by Sam Nasr of the Cleveland Azure group. My talk was "Human Language is the new UI. How is this possible?" and resources and a few notes follow. This is from the app I used to show vectors in action: Connect with Bill or other related resources:

29-Mar-2025 Today I attended and contributed a talk to the Boston Code Camp 38 (yes, impressively, the 38th edition of this event). I made the trip with Maura (she gave a talk combining Cryptocurrency And Agentic AI) and Kevin (he gave a talk on Top 10 AI Security Risks). and we got to hang out with and chat with so many cool people from the Boston technology community.

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