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Jemir M. | AI Speaker & Educator

@jemir.martinez

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AI Keynote Speaker | Colleges, conferences, corporate
Tech Sales @ MSFT • Runner • Dad
I help people use AI before it uses them.
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Those vibe codes tools that you have built aren’t secure from the beginning. by @jemir.martinez

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4 months ago

Peachtree Road Race 2026 - you owe me nothing. I gave you everything I had this year. PR achieved - 7:52/mi Thank to @feetures for keeping my feet cozy and @bpnsupps for fueling me!

The aftermath!

Me and the fam @calebseales - this man is the truth! @newbalancerunning on my feet!

Boricua!!

A much deserved beer 😩

The beautiful @mylady_lia taken in Piedmont Park ATL by @jemir.martinez

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I will be speaking at Fintech South on 8/18 at Truist Park, home to best team in the @mlb, @braves. If you will be attending the conference, please visit my session at 11:10am - From Pilot to Production: Making AI Work in Financial Services by @jemir.martinez

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2 months ago

Me and Christopher discuss if learning the basics of coding is still beneficial. My thought is yes…at least for right now.

Let me know what you think. by @jemir.martinez

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4 days ago

Have you used Meta Muse yet? If not, why?
I started using it recently and it’s better than I expected. I’m not going to give it access to everything but I’ll give it a few things and see how it goes.
I already like that it sends me messages on things it believes I would want. Thinking one step ahead is helpful. by @jemir.martinez

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You being an expert in your job allows you to have context that a LLM doesn’t have that will allow you to build a tool to help you do your job. by @jemir.martinez

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8 days ago

Why you must learn AI in today’s world. You can choose not to learn it but you will be left behind, quickly. The technology changes so fast that what you know now will be old next week.
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College students, stay curious and build that portfolio of apps you have built online. Create experiences to talk about in an interview. by @jemir.martinez

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9 days ago

I recorded this last week and forgot to post it.

Anyways, I will be on my first podcast all because I sent a cold email and received a response back. Don’t sit back and wait for things to fall in your lap. Create opportunities for yourself.

If fear wasn’t an option, what would you do? taken in Atlanta, Georgia by @jemir.martinez

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17 days ago

Running at 4:30am is not for the weak. My friends do crazy things with me 😂.

What’s the earliest you have ever run? Mine…4am. by @jemir.martinez

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15 days ago

Amazing time last night speaking @georgiatech on “How to Get the Internship.” The students asked amazing questions throughout the night. @gt_bisye thank you for allowing us the opportunity to come in. @microsoft always does an amazing job giving back to college students. Thanks to all the speakers on the panel last night.
College students are really worried about going into the workforce, rightfully so. Hopefully the wisdom we shared helped them take a different perspective. taken in Georgia Tech University by @jemir.martinez

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16 days ago

Shopify Advanced plan is $399/month. I rebuilt the storefront in a weekend on a $20/month AI tool @lovable.dev

Then I hit the wall. Automated import duties, lower card processing rates aren’t on the site. All of that is what the $399/month actually buys.

What tool can you rebuild yourself to save some money? #lovable #nocode #techsales by @jemir.martinez

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20 days ago

For years, my Sunday evenings belonged to work.

Two hours. Every week. Figuring out what moved, what was stuck, who I was waiting on.

I’d been using AI on it for a long time. Paste something in, ask for a summary, copy it into my notes. Two hours became ninety minutes. I felt like a power user.

Then I noticed something uncomfortable: I was still doing all of it. I was pasting. I was deciding what mattered. AI was just typing faster than me.

So one weekend I stopped asking it questions and wrote it a job description instead. Here’s what you look at. Here’s what good looks like. Here’s what you never do.

I didn’t get smarter that weekend. I didn’t learn a new language. I stopped ASKING and started ASSIGNING.

That’s the talk I gave yesterday at 404 Tech Summit, inside Microsoft. “From User to Builder.”

The argument: for basically the entire history of this industry, the hard part was building the thing. That’s why “can you build it” was the gate on every good idea any of us ever had. That part just got dramatically easier.

Which means the scarce thing is no longer building. It’s knowing what’s worth building and having the nerve to go build it before somebody hands you a title that says you’re allowed to.

If you can write a good job description, you can build a useful agent.

Your move: what’s one boring thing you do over and over that you wish you never had to do again? That’s your first agent. Put it in the comments, I’ll tell you how I’d build it. taken in Atlanta, Georgia by @jemir.martinez

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