Cameron Worthington
Software Engineer
Cameron Worthington studied physics and computer science at the University of Cape Town and is now a software engineer at BBD. He has published a paper through SAICSIT and built software for a detector used in CERN's ALICE project at the Large Hadron Collider. He's currently focused on understanding and applying agentic development where it's genuinely useful.
Matric calculus = quantum mechanics = agentic development
This talk walks listeners through how simple concepts from matric calculus build towards the wave function in quantum mechanics, revealing ideas that can also help developers work effectively with agentic systems. Attendees will take away practical approaches to building agentic workflows using plugins, as well as new ways to think about software architecture for agent development. The calculus and quantum mechanics sections introduce concepts such as solution spaces and optimisation problems in an accessible and engaging way.
Cape Town