GlueCon – Cloud2030 Podcast

What can we expect generative AI to generate and is it going to produce good code? Today we talk about Gluecon and generative DevOps and the different concepts and capabilities around it. What impact is it going to have on developers? How do we control that?

Today’s discussion was in preparation for our session on June 13, where we’re going to group program GPT to see what type of DevOps coding skills we can prompt. We talked about the necessity of prompting in this session and covered some tips to help you think about how to be a better prompt engineer, a skill set that everybody’s going to need to have in the next months if not years.

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We dig into a topic written about by Eric Norlin or SK ventures about technical debt and AI. In this episode, we discuss the consequences of generative AI could be radically transforming the way in which we generate code and deal with code that has been generated in technical debt.

We explore some fascinating concepts about how fast we can iterate, how we change the dynamics of building software, building automation, and the expertise required to architect systems. This leads pretty far down in the path towards disruptive thinking, and how this could reshape the entire industry.

Source: skventures.substack.com/p/societys-te…and-softwares
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Rob’s Hot Take:

In a discussion on the Cloud 2030 podcast, CEO and co-founder of RackN, Rob Hirschfeld, highlighted the changing landscape of expertise in emerging technologies like AI. With the cost to build and iterate dropping significantly, expertise is no longer primarily applied during the building process, but integrated into design and testing sequences. The advent of generative AI has the potential to revolutionize how we design and build automation, software code, and technical systems, necessitating a redefinition of expertise in this rapidly evolving field.