Michael Szul
Builder of minds.
Writes code that writes code.
michael@szul.us
I've spent over 20 years in software engineering and computer science using technology and code as creative expression to solve real world problems. I've consulted with governments, non-profits, and Fortune 500 companies to inform decision-making, transform organizations, and innovate solutions.
- Selected writings
- What We Learned from Max Headroom
- Selected speaking
- Conversation Analysis for Chatbots and Conversational Software
- The Subversive 80's through the Lens of Max Headroom
- Conversational Software and What it Means for the User Interface
- Building Useful Conversational Software
- I Don't Hate JavaScript Anymore
- Build Chatbots People Actually Want to Use
- WebAssembly: The Future of Front-End is Whatever You Want it to Be
- Building Effective Conversational Apps with Bot Framework and LUIS
- Beyond Mobile: Effective Conversational Apps for Students
- Content Categorization with MeSH Terms using Artificial Intelligence
- Building Bots with TypeScript and Azure Bot Service
- Getting Started with Azure Bot Service
- Building Progressive Web Apps
- Building Bots for the Conversation UI
- The New JavaScript and How it Will Change the Way You Design and Develop
- Interviews
- Real Talk JavaScript - Episode 23: JavaScript and Bots for Improving User Experiences
- Tech Talk with Rishi #11 - Chatbots & LUIS
- Developer on Fire - Episode 408
- MS Dev Show - Bots Experience
- 6 Figure Developer- Bot Framework
- Press
- Planetary sapience ⊗ One billion seconds from now ⊗ A lifetime of systems thinking — No.178
- Cyberpunk Culture Conference
- Cyberpunk Culture Conference 2020, July 9 & 10
- Learn.Med Offers a Better Way of Tracking Students' Progress
- Building the Future of Medical Education Technology with Michael Szul, University of Virginia School of Medicine
- VMED Update: Saving Time With Honor
- BotBuilder Community is making it easier to build great bots!
- Microsoft Ignite 2018
- 6 Awesome Projects We Discovered At Community Connection Events Worldwide
- VMED: Making Teaching and Learning Simpler
- Microsoft Needs to Open-Source Something Big. But What?