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AI Integration for Java: To the Future, From the Past

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By Asir Vedamuthu Selvasingh, Jonathan Schneider, Dov B. Katz, Svetlana Zemlyanskaya
| InfoQ Verified
InfoQ Homepage Presentations AI Integration for Java: To the Future, From the Past The panelists discuss workflows, staff impact, and utilizing different tools, frameworks, and services to integrate AI in Java applications.
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Microsoft JDConf 2024 Announces Keynote Speaker and Breakout Sessions - Java, Cloud and AI

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By Asir Vedamuthu Selvasingh
| Microsoft Learn Blog
Microsoft JDConf 2024 is just around the corner, making it the go-to event for Java developers everywhere. With 21 sessions, more than 10 hours of live streaming content, and even more to watch on-demand from March 27 to 28, this conference is your free ticket to the latest in Java technology, best practices, and what is next. Whether you are interested in JVM improvements, generative AI, cloud deployments, or just getting better at Java development, JDConf has something for everyone.
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Microsoft JDConf 2024 Announces Keynote Speaker and Breakout Sessions – Java, Cloud and AI - Microsoft for Java Developers

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By Asir Vedamuthu Selvasingh
| Microsoft Developer Blogs
February 7th, 2024 Microsoft JDConf 2024 is just around the corner, making it the go-to event for Java developers everywhere. With 21 sessions, more than 10 hours of live streaming content, and even more to watch on-demand from March 27 to 28, this conference is your free ticket to the latest in Java technology, best practices, and what is next.
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