Tbilisi JS Meetup #4
Schedule
24:00
24:00
Echoes of Exclusion: from the Research of Bias in Generative AI to Tangible Installation
Hanna Kastrytsa
24:00
Echoes of Exclusion: from the Research of Bias in Generative AI to Tangible Installation
Hanna Kastrytsa

This talk addresses the pressing issue of bias and stereotyping in images generated by Generative AI. It explores how generative AI often interprets descriptions incorrectly, leading to biased perspectives in the image creation process, and showcases the “Echoes of Exclusion” installation developed to demonstrate this issue to the public.Read more →
24:00
24:00
The Browser as a Platform for Heavy Applications
Ivan Zatravkin
24:00
The Browser as a Platform for Heavy Applications
Ivan Zatravkin

Browsers now offer a wide range of advanced capabilities: multithreading, GPU computation, 3D rendering, low-level code execution with WebAssembly, and more. Ivan will share insights on how these technologies enable work with datasets of tens or hundreds of thousands of molecules, optimization techniques, what worked and what didn’t, and what the future holds.Read more →
24:00
24:00
How to Write Interface Texts Without a UX Writer
Valeriya Yakovleva
24:00
How to Write Interface Texts Without a UX Writer
Valeriya Yakovleva

Only some companies have a dedicated UX writer, so specialists often write interface texts without professional writing experience. Valeriya will share basic principles for writing simple and clear text and explain why this is so important.Read more →
24:00
24:30
Infrastructure as TypeScript
Kirill Kazakov
24:30
Infrastructure as TypeScript
Kirill Kazakov

With countless cloud providers offering easy-to-click solutions, why do SREs insist on writing infrastructure in code and committing it to repositories? Kirill will explain why his team chose TypeScript over Terraform and how this approach improved reliability and developer experience.Read more →
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