Piotr Migdał uses modern AI to create beautiful charts at Quesma. He holds a PhD in quantum optics (ICFO, 2014) but soon pivoted to data science, focusing on data visualization (D3.js), machine & deep learning (PyTorch), and AI. As a co-founder and CTO of Quantum Flytrap, he created a browser-based UI for quantum computers and the Quantum Game, used at Stanford and Oxford. Outside of work, Piotr writes blog posts, dances Zouk, and creates sauna experiences.
AI is reshaping frontend development. It's no longer just about simplifying tedious tasks; it's about unlocking new superpowers. With a few well-crafted prompts, you can use WebAssembly and Rust with ease—no prior experience required. Your next WASM-powered 3D data visualization, award-winning hackathon game, or interactive zen simulation is now just a few prompts away!
I am stunned by the AI advancement this year. DALLE 2 and Stable Diffusion generate creative images from nothing but a text prompt. The next iteration of GPT by OpenAI can talk about anything (though with a limited attention span) and even write code. What is it capable of right now? And what are its hard limitations? But above all - I will give examples of how you can use to help with your work, products, and... life.
