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The Community I Missed, the A.I. Era I Found, and Why LatentShift Exists
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Meet Dağlar Berk Erdem: from research to infrastructure
Meet the FAL.ai platform engineer whose route into AI systems crosses process engineering, computer-vision research, and public tooling.
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Meet Fatih Kadir Akın: building useful things in public
Meet the WordPress Developer Advocate, open-source builder, and community-minded engineer joining the first LatentShift lineup.
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Meet Şeyma Sarıgil: building AI and sharing the tools
Meet the Generative AI Architect connecting applied engineering with Turkish NLP, open-source tools, and community learning.
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Community Power in the Age of AI
Why is LatentShift.ai not just a conference, but also an example of the culture of learning we want to see in Turkey?
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fal is helping make the first LatentShift possible.
Meet the generative media platform backing LatentShift AI Conference, and why fal's support matters to an accessible, engineer-first debut in İstanbul.
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prompts.chat is building an AI instruction commons.
Meet the open-source prompt platform backing LatentShift, and why portable, inspectable AI instructions still matter in the age of agents.
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Why LatentShift starts with production stories.
AI hype makes real signals harder to see. LatentShift focuses on the experiments, failures, trade-offs, and daily work behind production systems.
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Turn a production lesson into a conference talk.
A practical way to find the useful idea inside a complicated project and shape it into a proposal an engineering audience can trust.
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İstanbul belongs in the program, not just the dateline
A conference is shaped by the city around it. Here is how İstanbul informs LatentShift's pace, point of view, and the people we want to bring together.
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