Scaling AI Adoption Across Engineering Teams with Ryan J. Salva

"The future is already here, it's just unevenly distributed.", says Ryan J. Salva, Google and GitHub dev tools veteran.

Ryan also shares:
How OpenAI nearly took down GitHub's servers and how that incident seeded the creation of Copilot
The five stages of autonomous engineering and why most teams are stuck between stage three and four
Why DevOps and SRE are the next untouched frontier of AI
The three-step playbook for rolling out AI tools across large engineering teams without regressing on quality
Why context, not the model, is the most important investment in AI-assisted development.

About Ryan J. Salva
Ryan is an experienced developer, product manager, and founder with 25 years of experience building developer tools at startups, Microsoft. GitHub, and now Google. Ryan leads product teams responsible for developer onboarding, code authoring, build and deployment systems, logging, observability, and end-to-end developer experiences.

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