On governed autonomous development, intent-driven builds, and what changes when everyone can build software.
AI doesn't change how software gets built. It changes how long it takes. Why "it's not production-ready from one prompt" misses the point — and what the real comparison should be.
Why safe code changes require knowing what you're about to touch. On blast radius analysis, constraint-driven instructions, and why enterprise buyers care about legibility more than speed.
Real artefacts from real builds — threat models, data integrity proofs, specialist analysis, component manifests, and graceful degradation. What governance looks like in practice.
Why autonomous software development needs more oversight, not just more speed. On trust gaps, transparent quality signals, compounding intelligence, and intent-driven development.
For fifty years, building software required developers. That constraint is lifting. The question now isn't whether AI can build software — it's whether it can build software you'd trust.