Virtual panel: How software engineers and team leaders can excel with artificial intelligence
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Virtual panel: How software engineers and team leaders can excel with artificial intelligence
"AI impacts the way that software is being developed. We can use AI to automate repetitive coding tasks and boost productivity, while maintaining human oversight and implementing guardrails to ensure code quality. To cope with the challenges and exploit the opportunities of artificial intelligence, we need to equip developers with foundational AI/ML knowledge, prompt engineering skills, and critical thinking skills to evaluate and manage AI-generated outputs."
"Engineering leaders leverage software teams by encouraging collaboration between developers and AI tools, fostering a clean code culture, and establishing governance frameworks for responsible AI use. Companies can promote resilience through psychological safety, open communication, transparency about AI strategies, and ongoing opportunities for upskilling. To keep software development sustainable and ensure the mental well-being of software developers and team leaders, companies should address AI-related anxieties by positioning AI as a supportive tool, reinforcing job security, and giving developers time and space to adapt."
Artificial intelligence is changing software development by automating repetitive tasks and increasing developer productivity while necessitating human oversight and quality guardrails. Developers need foundational AI/ML knowledge, prompt engineering abilities, and critical thinking to evaluate and manage AI-generated outputs. Engineering leaders should promote collaboration between developers and AI tools, maintain clean code practices, and create governance frameworks for responsible AI use. Organizations should foster resilience through psychological safety, open communication, transparency about AI strategies, and continuous upskilling. Addressing AI-related anxieties requires positioning AI as a supportive tool, reinforcing job security, and allowing time for adaptation.
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