I’ve been invited recently to a roundtable discussion with other engineering leaders in Austin (big thanks to Jordan Kelly for organizing this!) where we discussed how is AI affecting the engineering teams — from the structure, to the way they operate, to morale and so on. One emerging theme throughout these conversations was the level […]
As AI continues to permeate every facet of software engineering, leaders are increasingly confronted with a pivotal decision: Should we build our own AI tools or buy existing solutions? This isn’t just a technical choice; it’s a strategic one that can significantly impact our teams, products, and bottom line. With the upcoming CTO ATX meetup […]
As I shared previously, I don’t think AI is killing software engineering; it does however transform it. The rise of AI coding assistants—like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and others—has fundamentally changed how we build software. But more importantly, it’s changing who we are as engineers. We’re no longer just writing code. We’re shaping product—fast, and often […]
There’s been a lot of noise lately about AI “replacing” software engineers. I get it. Watching GPT-4 generate code on command or seeing Copilot autocomplete entire functions can feel like magic. For some, it sparks excitement; for others, existential dread; and for others yet the wrong belief that software engineering teams are a thing of […]
I came across this article on Tech Crunch today (AI accountability needs action now, say UK MPs) and wanted to share some thoughts on it. It sounds to me like once again Europe, and UK in this case, is getting cold feet about AI and big data and the interesting results this renders sometimes. Because […]
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