AIBA Conference Day One: New Software Development Direction

2025-10-08 12:00

First day of AIBA conference: not the last act, but a new software development director.
As the Main Business Path Partner, we were privileged to participate in a panel that tried to answer the question:
Does artificial intelligence prepare the "last act" of software development?

This is an enticing metaphor — a code that is written by itself, and the programmer becomes a model curator.
But reality is more complex.

AI does not finish software history. She changes the script — from hand-writing code to responsibility engineering: managing context, safety and generation quality.

Data from the DORA 2025 report show that companies that implemented code assistants without mature CI/CD processes and tests had more production errors and vulnerability.
AI accelerates, but without control – only faster introduces chaos.

Therefore, new practices become crucial: GenAIops, Human-in-the-Loop Government, models audit trail and validation of code and data origin.
This is not the last act, but a new direction — in which man does not disappear, but gains a new role: the architect of responsibility.

AI-native software is not the end of programming, but the beginning of an era where the question is no longer "will AI replace the programmer?", but:
“Will the developer understand how to manage AI before AI understands how to manage it?”

As the IZOB Employers' Union, in cooperation with the Business Centre Club and Aurelius Academy, we conduct support activities for entrepreneurs in this new transformation direction — combining AI governance, education, security and technological responsibility.
Together we help companies develop competences, implement standards of ethical use of AI and build a trust architecture in the digital economy era.

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Source: LinkedIn — IZOB

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