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Interview Louise Humpington
September 28, 2026 Blog AI AgentsAI GovernanceHuman OversightLouise HumpingtonResponsible AI

Who’s Really in Control? Louise Humpington on AI Agents, Human Oversight, and Accountability

Louise Humpington examines who is really in control when AI agents take action, why “human in the loop” does not automatically mean meaningful oversight, and how organizations can build stronger accountability and governance.

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Interview Bert Jan Schrijver
September 25, 2026 Blog AI AgentsBert Jan Schrijversoftware architectureSoftware Engineeringsoftware quality

Who’s Responsible When AI Writes the Code? Bert Jan Schrijver on Trust, Accountability, and Software Quality

Bert Jan Schrijver examines how AI agents are changing software development, why responsibility remains with humans, and why independent verification is becoming more important than ever.

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September 23, 2026 Blog Gitte KlitgaardLeadershipPsychological Safetysoftware architectureteam culture

Safe Enough to Be Uncomfortable: Gitte Klitgaard on What Psychological Safety Really Means

Gitte Klitgaard highlights why psychological safety is not about avoiding discomfort, but about creating an environment where people feel safe enough to take risks, make mistakes, speak up, and learn together.

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Interview Uwe Friedrichsen
September 21, 2026 Blog AI in Software Developmentfuture of software developmentsoftware architectureUwe FriedrichsenVon Neumann architecture

Beyond Code: Uwe Friedrichsen on AI, Our Computing Dreams, and the Future of Software Development

Uwe Friedrichsen shares his perspective on how AI could reshape software development, why producing more code faster misses the real challenges, and what it will take to build a more effective, resilient, and sustainable future for software.

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Interview Neal Ford
September 4, 2026 Blog AI AgentsArchitectural IntentArchitectural Trade-offsNeal Fordsoftware architecture

“It Depends” Isn’t Enough: Neal Ford on Context, Trade-offs, and Architectural Intent

In his interview, Neal Ford explores architectural trade-offs, the importance of context, and how AI is changing the way architectural intent is captured and enforced.

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Interview Murat Erder
September 4, 2026 Blog AIAI Technical Debtartificial intelligenceContinuous ArchitectureMurat ErderSAG 2026software architecture

Continuous Architecture in the Age of AI: Murat Erder on Change, Technical Debt, and Accountability

In his interview, Murat Erder explores how AI is reshaping Continuous Architecture, from emerging technical debt and faster feedback loops to the growing importance of architectural accountability.

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Interview Radia Perlman
September 3, 2026 Blog BGPnetwork protocolsnetworkingRadia PerlmanSAG 2026software architecture

Question Everything: Radia Perlman on Rethinking the Networks We Take for Granted

Radia Perlman challenges long-held assumptions about network protocols and explains why understanding past design decisions is key to building better systems.

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