Session overview
Generative AI and coding agents are lowering the cost of producing software, giving organizations the ability to build more products, automate more work, and pursue ideas that were previously too expensive. As implementation becomes cheaper, the value of developers shifts toward defining problems, directing agents, designing systems, validating outcomes, and owning what reaches production. The result is a changing industry-new software economics, new team structures, new career paths, and new expectations for the people responsible for turning abundant code into trusted software.
Who this is for
This session is for developers, technical leaders, and teams working out how AI-assisted software development changes their day-to-day work.
What attendees learn
- How generative AI and coding agents change software economics and team responsibilities.
- Where human judgment remains essential: problem definition, system design, validation, and production ownership.
- How to think about new roles, career paths, and expectations when implementation becomes cheaper.
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