Jeff Wang

The act of building, whether software, knowledge systems or workflows, is being fundamentally democratized. Natural language is becoming the new interface between human intent and outcome. Natural language is becoming the new programming language. Ideas are becoming applications in minutes, not months. This panel brings together the founders of AI-native tools that are collapsing the distance between human intent and running software. Together, they'll explore a near-future where dramatically more people can ship products, and where the primary bottleneck shifts from technical skill to creative vision. The big questions: - What happens when the cost of building software drops by orders of magnitude? - Are we heading toward a world with far more software, fewer traditional developers or both? - When AI agents can build, test, and deploy autonomously, how does engineering culture evolve? - What's still hard and what will remain uniquely human in the development process? - Where do AI agents break down and are we moving fast enough to find out before it matters Join the founders reshaping the most fundamental act in technology for a candid look at where this lands in the next 2–3…

Saildrone manufactures and operates unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) to collect ocean data. For our Maritime Domain Awareness business, we built a cloud-based service to store and filter the ground tracks of other vessels detected by our fleet of USVs.