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Wednesday September 16, 2026 15:15 - 16:15 MDT
C++ runs the world’s systems, and with that comes a responsibility for safety and stability. Avoiding AI entirely gives up on incredible potential benefits, but using AI without guardrails poses significant risks to our critical systems. How does AI fit into this world? This talk examines effective and ineffective approaches to using AI in systems that cannot afford “slop.” We will explore several case studies where AI produced significant value in C++, and several where it did not. The pattern that emerges is consistent: AI thrives when it is orchestrating well-defined, deterministic components, translating between them intelligently without being trusted to reason correctly on its own. When AI is asked to be the system rather than connect the system, things fall apart.

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Andy Soffer

Andy Soffer is a lapsed mathematician turned software engineer. He spent eight years at Google, before founding BrontoSource in late 2024. His time at Google culminated in leading the C++ Core Libraries team (responsible for Abseil and GoogleTest) and the C++ Large Scale Refactoring... Read More →
Wednesday September 16, 2026 15:15 - 16:15 MDT
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