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CTO Charity Majors: AI is now foundational to software engineering

Charity Majors, CTO of Honeycomb, has evolved her perspective on AI's impact on software engineering, moving from skepticism in 2025 to recognizing it as a generational change by 2026. She believes AI is becoming a foundational element in how software is built, reviewed, and shipped, comparing its industry-wide impact to that of cloud computing in 2010. Majors anticipates a future where engineers will confidently ship code they haven't personally read, relying on AI-powered systems for validation and reliability. AI

IMPACT AI is increasingly seen as a fundamental tool for software development, potentially changing how code is written, reviewed, and deployed.

RANK_REASON This cluster is an interview with a prominent industry figure discussing their evolving views on AI's impact, rather than a direct announcement from a frontier lab.

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CTO Charity Majors: AI is now foundational to software engineering

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  1. The Pragmatic Engineer TIER_1 English(EN) · Gergely Orosz ·

    Stop being skeptical about AI for development with Charity Majors

    In 2025, it was rational to be skeptical about AI. In 2026, it's not, anymore. With Charity Majors, CTO and co-founder of Honeycomb.