Tag: ai

  • #102 – Artemy Kaydash on Exploring AI and How It Will Alter the Workplace

    #102 – Artemy Kaydash on Exploring AI and How It Will Alter the Workplace

    On the podcast today, we have Artemy Kaydash. Artemy is a WordPress and WooCommerce freelance developer who focuses on backend development. Most of this episode centres around the impact of AI on the landscape of web development. We explore the implications of AI tools for web developers, firstly talking about the way that AI systems…

  • TaxoPress Adds New AI Integrations for Generating Taxonomy Terms

    TaxoPress Adds New AI Integrations for Generating Taxonomy Terms

    TaxoPress, a plugin that allows users to create and manage Tags, Categories, and taxonomy terms, has joined a growing number of WordPress products using AI to innovate and enhance user experience. The latest release adds support for OpenAI and IBM Watson to auto-detect the best taxonomy terms for content. “Honestly, I’m amazed how good these services are,” TaxoPress…

  • #96 – Jake Goldman on Agency Mergers and AI in WordPress

    #96 – Jake Goldman on Agency Mergers and AI in WordPress

    On the podcast today we have Jake Goldman. Jake is the President & Founder of 10up, a digital agency that builds websites and tools for content creators, leveraging open platforms like WordPress. He’s on the podcast today to talk about the recent merger with Fueled and Insignia. We talk about why the merger was needed…

  • Human Made to Host “AI: The Next Chapter” Virtual Conference on September 14, 2023

    Human Made to Host “AI: The Next Chapter” Virtual Conference on September 14, 2023

    Human Made, a leading enterprise WordPress agency, is organizing a followup event to the community’s first ever AI for WordPress virtual conference that it hosted in May 2023. The second edition is called “AI: The Next Chapter” and will take place online on September 14, 2023, at 10AM EST. The first event had 13 speakers…

  • #86 – Dan Walmsley on How WordPress Can Adapt to the Reality of AI

    #86 – Dan Walmsley on How WordPress Can Adapt to the Reality of AI

    On the podcast today we have Dan Walmsley. Dan is a long-time user of WordPress, having started using it even before version one was released. With a passion for experimenting with different publishing platforms, Dan eventually discovered WordPress and has been using it ever since. Currently working at Automattic as a Code Wrangler, Dan is…

  • #81 – James Dominy on Why AI Is to Be Embraced, Not Feared

    #81 – James Dominy on Why AI Is to Be Embraced, Not Feared

    On the podcast today we have James Dominy. James is a computer scientist with a masters degree in bioinformatics. He lives in Ireland, working at the WPEngine Limerick office. This is the second podcast recorded at WordCamp Europe 2023 in Athens. James gave a talk at the event about the influence of AI on the…

  • WordPress Contributors Discuss How Core Can Better Enable AI Innovation

    WordPress Contributors Discuss How Core Can Better Enable AI Innovation

    As AI-powered technology is rapidly evolving to exponentially extend human capabilities, WordPress contributors do not want the platform to get left behind. AI-powered website creation could even become a threat to its existence, more than a competing CMS, if WordPress doesn’t ensure the platform is easily pluggable for AI-powered extensions. A new discussion on the…

  • Navigating the New Era of AI-Assisted Code Generation in WordPress

    Navigating the New Era of AI-Assisted Code Generation in WordPress

    The world is learning new ways of moving faster with the help of AI, as the increased availability of the technology is poised to transform the way humans work. Generitive AI is decades old but recent advances and new tools like DALL-E (launched in January 2021) have made AI more accessible to the public. When…

  • Pantheon Acquires Visual Regression Testing Platform StagingPilot

    Pantheon Acquires Visual Regression Testing Platform StagingPilot

    Panethon, a managed host geared towards Drupal and WordPress sites, has acquired StagingPilot. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed. Nathan Tyler, founder of StagingPilot, and his brother Phil Tyler will be brought into the company. StagingPilot is a four year old company that runs a barrage of visual regression tests on WordPress sites…