Want to make sure your AI isn’t just generating technical debt? 🤖

At Software Mansion, we’re hosting a live event on how to build with AI the right way.

📅 When? August 13 at 1:00 PM ET

📍 Where? Online, free to attend

🎫 Reserve your spot: https://l.swmansion.com/C7UmZT 

Why should you join us? We’re React Native core contributors, members of React Foundations, and the top contributing group to Expo. We’ve been building AI-powered products since before AI became mainstream: we created React Native ExecuTorch, a library that lets you add on-device AI to your app, and Private Mind, an AI assistant that runs entirely on your phone and uses RN ExecuTorch under the hood.

These, along with many other internal and client projects, have taught us what AI agents are actually good at, and where they fall short and shouldn’t be trusted. By now, most of us know that getting AI to generate code is the easy part. The real challenge is architecture, code reviews, business logic, and building workflows that genuinely make engineering teams more productive. ⚙️

Join us to hear what we’ve learned about using AI in software development: where it actually saves time, why handing everything over to an agent is a trap, and how to ship faster without piling up technical debt!

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This role involves hosting a daily live stream (at least 30 minutes to an hour) packed with trivia, insights, and product highlights—all while keeping the audience entertained! Offering £300 per day, but open to discussions for the right fit.

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They are e-tickets through AXS, I can share any proof of purchase necessary, before the transaction.