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Thu, April 29AI-Assisted Software EngineeringArchitecture & Distributed Systems
The use of AI in software delivery has been transformative, or more precisely, we are still in the middle of that transformation. It is creating challenges for the way we work, but some aspects have received less attention, including software architecture.
In this keynote, you will explore how concepts from robotics and industrial automation can help us think about architecture for AI-assisted software delivery. Drawing on ideas from outside the software industry, together with ideas both old and new, you will examine how architecture can help navigate the uncertainty introduced by AI while positioning teams to take advantage of its capabilities.
What You Will Learn
How concepts from robotics and industrial automation can inform software architecture in the age of AI
How to think about architecture for AI-assisted software delivery
How architecture can help teams navigate the uncertainty of AI while taking advantage of its capabilities
Who Should Attend
Software Architects, Software Developers, Technical Leads, Staff and Principal Engineers, and practitioners working with AI-assisted software delivery.
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Sam Newman is an independent consultant who loves solving problems with technology. Focusing primarily in the areas of cloud, microservice architecture and continuous delivery, Sam works with companies big and small all over the world. He is also an experienced conference speaker, and author of the O’Reilly books Monolith To Microservices, Building Microservices, and the forthcoming Building Resilient Distributed Systems.
