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Aug 7, 2026
Culture & Methods Trends 2026: The Human Side of AI Engineering
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Philip MortimerGUEST
Um, I mean, Vanessa, you mentioned team can now be one product manager and one engineer, but these days the lines between different team members are becoming very, very blurred.

Philip MortimerGUEST
Mark Anderson has talked about this Mexican standoff between engineers and product and designers, uh, where previously they all had a distinct role, but now designers can think about the product, the product managers can write code.

Philip MortimerGUEST
So now we really just have this one class of people which he's calling just builders.

Philip MortimerGUEST
I see members of the product team and the design team committing code just as freely as engineers these days.
19 MINS LATER

Shane HastieHOST
What's that doing within our industry, and where does creativity come into it now?