Speaking

Book a keynote on AI and the people it changes.

Four arguments, three formats, and one question answered before any other: whether he is free on your date.

IBM

AI and software architect, Watson applications.

Google

Developer Expert for machine learning.

TED

TED@IBM, and TEDxCincinnati.

Four books

Manning, Packt, and McGraw Hill.

324,000

Subscribers on his YouTube channel.

Footage

See the room before you book it.

  • Tanmay Bakshi Speaking Reel

    Premiere SpeakersThe reel, cut by a speakers bureau. The fastest way to see what a room gets.

  • Culture and New Competences of the Future

    Building The FutureA full conference keynote, published by the conference that booked it.

  • I'm a Genius. Ask Me Anything

    JubileeUnscripted, in front of strangers who came to disagree. Harder than a stage.

More on his channel

Topics

Ideas that move people forward.

Every talk is shaped to the room. These are the four arguments he has been making, and the events where he made them.

01

AI that augments

The through line for nine years: AI raises the ceiling on what people can do, rather than replacing them.

02

The second workforce

Governing autonomous agents, and who is accountable when one of them makes a mistake.

03

Signal, not hype

What actually shifted, what is hype, and how a leadership team tells the two apart.

04

AI for human problems

Health, mental health and accessibility. The work behind the TED talk.

Formats

How he shows up.

Conference keynote

Opening and main stage sessions. nasscom, Open Source Summit, INFOCOM Hyderabad.

TED style talk

A single idea, tightly built, in under fifteen minutes. TED@IBM and TEDxCincinnati.

Masterclass

A longer working session for a technical or leadership audience.

University session

Student and developer community sessions, including Google Developer Student Clubs.

The full archive of talks

Booking

Check your date.

01The date. It is the one question you can answer without asking a committee.

02The room. Who is in it, how many of them, and what they came for.

03The answer. Availability first, then whether the talk is right for that audience.

Four questions, and the ones an organiser can answer without asking anyone. Availability comes back first, before anything else is discussed.

Questions

What organisers ask.

AI and what it changes for the people who have to work with it. Four areas in particular: AI that augments people rather than replacing them, governing autonomous agents, telling genuine shifts apart from hype, and AI applied to human problems in health, mental health and accessibility. Every talk is shaped around the event's theme rather than delivered off the shelf.

Industry conferences, corporate and leadership events, developer and open source events, and universities. He has opened conference main stages such as INFOCOM Hyderabad and the nasscom Big Data and Analytics Summit, spoken at TED@IBM and TEDxCincinnati, keynoted the Linux Foundation's Open Source Summit North America, and run sessions for university developer communities.

Send the date through the form on this page, with the event and who is in the room. Availability comes back first, before fee or format is discussed, so you know quickly whether to keep him on your shortlist.

Yes, and he does both. Corporate and leadership audiences usually want the accountability and the signal versus hype material. University and developer audiences usually want the technical work and the career path. The talk is built differently for each.

The talks section on this page links three in full, including the TED@IBM talk and a 2026 conference keynote. More sessions are on his YouTube channel at @tanmayteaches.

There are no published reviews from past events on this page yet. Rather than write testimonials that nobody said, this page links the talks in full and names the events that booked them, so you can judge the work directly. Organiser feedback from upcoming events will be published here as it comes in.