Interesting Interview: Measuring the impact of AI on software engineering

I've just watched this interesting interview with Laura Tacho on The Pragmatic Engineer channel

• Measuring the impact of AI on software engineering

Interesting Talk: AI-Driven Code Refactoring: Improving Legacy Codebases Automatically

I've just watched this interesting talk by Jorrik Klijnsma

• AI-Driven Code Refactoring: Improving Legacy Codebases Automatically

Interesting Talk: Vibe Coding Is The WORST IDEA Of 2025

I've recently watched this great talk by Dave Farley

• Vibe Coding Is The WORST IDEA Of 2025

The Productivity Trap: Perils and Promises of AI Coding

I've just watched this great talk by Adam Tornhill

• The Productivity Trap: Perils and Promises of AI Coding

Interesting Talk: Vibes won't cut it

I've just watched this great talk by Chris Kelly

• Vibes won't cut it

Interesting Conversation: Beyond the Hype: Real Talk on AI-Assisted Development

I've recently watched this interesting conversation between Jessica Kerr and Diana Montalion:

• Beyond the Hype: Real Talk on AI-Assisted Development

Interesting Conversation: Will AI Code Create MOUNTAINS Of Technical Debt?

I've recently watched this interesting conversation between Steve Smith and Trisha Gee:

• Will AI Code Create MOUNTAINS Of Technical Debt?

Interesting Talk: Closing the Knowledge Gap in Your Legacy Code with AI

I've just watched this great talk by Omer Rosenbaum

• Closing the Knowledge Gap in Your Legacy Code with AI

Interesting Talk: Exploring a complex codebase with AI

I've just watched this great talk by Jesus Espino

• Exploring a complex codebase with AI

Interesting Talk: "Does AI Actually Boost Developer Productivity? (100k Devs Study)"

I've just watched this great talk by Yegor Denisov-Blanch

• Does AI Actually Boost Developer Productivity? (100k Devs Study)

What I like about this one is that it's not from an AI company. At least there's less conflict of interest to begin with.

Interesting things:

• The sample is quite large and they are companies with large codebases, not startups making MVPs.
• They take into account the delivered functionality, not just more commits.
• They take into account rework.
• They take into account the complexity of the tasks.
• They take into account the popularity of the language you use.
• They take into account whether you're working in a legacy code base or not.

The results are very interesting.

Interesting Talk: "Deep Thinking"

I've just watched this great talk by Garry Kasparov

• Deep Thinking