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    <title>From ABC to AI: Applying Language Acquisition to R and Technical Mastery</title>
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    <author>Tiger Tang</author>
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    <description><![CDATA[I am excited to be speaking at posit::conf(2026)!
My talk, From ABC to AI: Applying Language Acquisition to R and Technical Mastery, explores a question I have been thinking about a lot:
When AI can write so much of our code, how do we make sure we are still learning?
Long before I learned R, I learned English as a second language. Looking back, I realized that the way I learned a language offers a surprisingly useful framework for learning technical skills in the age of AI.]]></description>
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