Saturday, September 26 • 10:00–11:30 AM • Lopata Hall 101
Two candid talks + live Q&A on AI-generated software in real enterprise codebases.
You know how to get a model to write code. What you haven't hit yet is what comes after: a codebase somebody else wrote, a reviewer who has to sign off, and a bill at the end of the month.
TALK 1 — AI code gen is amazing. So why hasn't it changed the enterprise?
Models lose the thread in legacy code, review becomes the bottleneck, agents make conflicting changes, and cost compounds. Closes on a .NET migration scoped at 22 weeks and four engineers — delivered by an agent with one human reviewer.
TALK 2 — The job you're graduating into has already changed
Review is now the job. Cost is an engineering concern. Evals separate a demo from a product.
LIVE Q&A — internships, resumes, and what teams actually hire for now that everyone's code is AI-assisted.
TABLING — Lopata 103, 11:30 AM–1:00 PM
WWT will be set up in Lopata 103 right after the talks. Bring a resume and your questions for Demond Buckley, their university recruiter.
