From Bletchley to a nationwide AI community — and a vibe-coded website

From Bletchley to a nationwide AI community — and a vibe-coded website I’m pretty stoked today because, after a very late night vibe coding session last night, I finally got the UK AI User Groups website to a state where I felt it was ready to go live. And, now the DNS changes have propagated, we are in business. I’ve been involved in the Bletchley AI User Group from the sidelines for a while, but then my friend Phil Kermeen got involved and I became a regular attendee. After I was invited to speak last year, I suddenly found myself “voluntold” onto the committee. With strict instructions from my family not to take on yet more projects/responsibilities, I agreed to photograph the Bletchley events and create a website. That escalated quickly. I am not a web developer OK, so, I’m not a web developer. I have a Computer Studies degree (so technically, “I can code”), but I haven’t written a line of code professionally since my internship in 1992/3 — except perhaps some MS-DOS batch files…