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AI agents write code faster than we can review it, shifting software developers from builders to managers of virtual colleagues.
Chris Plowman, Director of Enterprise Architecture, Data and AI at Slalom, joins David to unpack this existential shift. Why are we returning to the age of the generalist? And why are CIOs discarding business fundamentals in a rush to implement AI?
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