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AI changed software development. Nobody agrees on the rules now. In this podcast, we talk to the engineering leaders rewriting those rules in real time. What they built, what broke, and what changed about the job.

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If you can ship anything, you shouldn't ship everything

Writing code isn't the bottleneck anymore. So what is? Pranay Prakash, engineering leader at Vercel, has a clear answer: taste.

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Pranay Prakash

Pranay Prakash

Technical Lead, Vercel

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We thought we were AI native. We weren't.

Vinay PernetiVinay Perneti, VP of Engineering, Augment Code
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Vinay and host Emma Webb pull back the curtain on Augment's own AI native journey. They get into what triggered the realization that the team wasn't AI native enough, and what it actually looks like to build an AI-native engineering org.

From FOMO to flow: The AI metrics that actually matter

Justin ReockJustin Reock, CTO, DX
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Engineering leaders are drowning in AI hype. Everyone's hearing promises of 5x, 10x productivity gains, and very few are actually seeing them. Justin Reock, CTO at DX (recently acquired by Atlassian), has the data to cut through the noise.

Building something interesting?

We talk to engineering leaders shipping AI in production. Tell us what you built, what broke, and what changed about the job.