Jasleen
Bedi
Software Engineer
"From Prompt to Product: How Engineers Can Use AI as a System, Not a Shortcut"
"From Prompt to Product: How Engineers Can Use AI as a System, Not a Shortcut"
Wed May 13 - 10:30 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"From Prompt to Product: How Engineers Can Use AI as a System, Not a Shortcut"
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"From Prompt to Product: How Engineers Can Use AI as a System, Not a Shortcut"
"From Prompt to Product: How Engineers Can Use AI as a System, Not a Shortcut"
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Session: From Prompt to Product: How Engineers Can Use AI as a System, Not a Shortcut
Artificial intelligence is everywhere, from writing code to shaping portfolios, but using AI effectively requires more than good prompts. It requires engineering judgment.In this talk, I will share a practical, system-level perspective on using AI as a partner in building, rather than as a shortcut that replaces thinking. Drawing from real-world experiences across engineering, security, and mentoring, I will explore how AI fits into the journey from idea to product and where human decision-making will continue to matter most.
I will discuss how to think about AI as part of a system by understanding tradeoffs, limitations, and responsibility, rather than chasing tools or trends. Through relatable examples, I will highlight common pitfalls, ethical considerations, and lessons learned while using AI for problem-solving, portfolio building, and real-world applications.
Attendees will leave with a clearer framework for working with AI intentionally, using it to amplify creativity, learning, and impact without losing engineering rigor or accountability.
Key Takeaways
- A practical framework for using AI as a partner in building systems, rather than a shortcut that replaces critical thinking.
- A clearer understanding of where human judgment, responsibility, and tradeoffs still matter when working with AI.
- Actionable insights for applying AI intentionally in problem-solving, learning, and portfolio or real-world project development.
Bio
Jasleen Bedi is an emerging engineering leader and a senior software engineer with over 9 years of experience. Her work focuses on building reliable, secure, and scalable systems, with a strong interest in risk-aware decision-making and responsible technology design. She is a TEDx speaker, mentor, and WomenTech Global Awards Finalist. She has led successful hands-on AI workshops that applied these ideas in practice and received strong participant feedback and professional recommendations.