The engineers who are thriving right now aren’t just using better tools. They’ve shifted from an imperative model to a declarative one: defining success criteria and letting agents figure out how to get there. They’ve stopped measuring themselves by how much code they write, and started measuring by whether the problems they’re solving actually get solved.
In this upcoming live event, Morten Rand-Hendricksen will sit down for a conversation with engineering leader and author Addy Osmani to explore what software engineering actually looks like in the age of agentic AI. This event is for engineers and engineering leaders who want to embrace AI-assisted workflows without losing sight of quality, understanding, or accountability.
You’ll learn about:
✔ Spotting the hidden costs of agentic coding—comprehension debt, review fatigue, and shifting bottlenecks
✔ Shifting from imperative to declarative thinking—defining outcomes, not just instructions
✔ Building structured AI workflows that keep engineers accountable and codebases healthy
✔ Leading teams that embrace the tools fully while owning the outcomes completely
Tune in to learn why the engineering fundamentals that always mattered have never been more critical. Check out the event page to register and join us live on July 27, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. ET.
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