Chatting about AI trends and tech comm with Fabrizio Ferri Benedetti
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More about Fabrizio
Fabrizio Ferri Benedetti is a multilingual, Italian-born technical writer living in Barcelona, Spain. Since 2008, he has been communicating about technology and connecting people at tech companies, first as a tech journalist and content strategist, then as an API designer and tech writer. Fabrizio says he knows enough coding to be dangerous and often creates his own tools He takes a human-centered approach, believing tech companies need more writers, philosophers, and educators.
Fabrizio’s website, Passo Uno, reflects how technical writing is like stop motion — a step-by-step sequence flowing like a real conversation. You can follow Fabrizio on Linkedin.
(Note that this podcast is based on Fabrizio’s personal thoughts and does not reflect Splunk.)
Links
- Passo Uno
- Bestiary: On Doc Types and Other Animals
- Docs-as-Ecosystem: The Community Approach to Engineering Documentation, by Alejandra Quetzalli
- Forrester’s 2023 Generative AI Jobs Impact Forecast, US
- The open source docs portfolio myth, by Daniel Beck
- Why Silicon Valley’s biggest AI developers are hiring poets, by Andrew Deck
- Emma Thompson Is Right: The Word ‘Content’ Is Rude, by Jason Bailey
- My news summary and commentary: Forrester Report, Coding jobs, Hyper-personalization, RFPs, Call center replacement (Oct 9, 2023)
- My news summary and commentary: Open-source contribution myths, Hiring poets to train LLMs, Problems with ‘content’, AI agents (Oct 6, 2023)
About Tom Johnson
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