This blog post is inspired by a recent two-part Cloud and Clear podcast series featuring SADA’s Associate CTO for AI & ML, Simon Margolis, and Google Cloud Senior Product Manager, Ameer Abbas. Dive deeper into their insightful discussions on generative AI in software development: Part 1: AI in the Enterprise: Reshaping How Developers Work Part […]
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Over the past year, generative AI has moved from a curiosity to a C-suite priority. Most leaders have experimented with it, deploying AI-powered tools to summarize meetings, draft emails, or serve as enhanced chatbots. This has been an important first act in understanding the technology’s potential. But it has also led to a critical question
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In Part I, we explored the promise of AI in software development. Now it’s time to see it in action. In the powerful conclusion to their conversation, SADA’s Simon Margolis and Google Cloud’s Ameer Abbas bridge the gap between developer productivity and operational excellence. They reveal how the dual force of Gemini Code Assist (the
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