Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how software is built. Today, AI assistants augment developer productivity by generating code and automating routine tasks. But this is just the beginning. Over the next few years, the collaboration between humans and AI will deepen, fundamentally altering the developer’s role. This webinar roundtable will delve into this evolution, examining the transition from primarily writing code to becoming an AI Development Orchestrator – someone who instructs, guides, makes design decisions, and orchestrates the work of AI agents in creating software.

Our panel of industry-leading experts will share their insights on how this shift is already reshaping development workflows, required skill sets, and the future of software development teams. They will discuss the practical implications of this change and provide actionable advice on how developers can prepare for this new era of collaborative coding.

Attendees will learn:

• How AI coding tools are currently augmenting developer workflows and the trajectory of their increasing capabilities.
• The key skills and competencies that will be essential for developers stepping into the role of AI Development Orchestrators.
• Strategies for effectively instructing and guiding AI agents, making critical design decisions, and orchestrating their output to achieve complex software goals.
• Insights into how organizations can adapt their development processes and team structures to leverage the power of AI while maintaining quality, security, and business alignment under the direction of AI Development Orchestrators.
Join our expert panel as we explore the transformative impact of AI-driven software development and the exciting shift happening across the industry.

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