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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 31 MIN

173. Alon Bochman. The Coding Revolution.

from The Future Of The Future · host Mateo Bervejillo

AI is at an inflection point: everyone’s talking about it, but very few are turning it into real, measurable business value.  Why do some companies break through while others stay stuck in experimentation?  As agents and orchestration redefine how software is built, what does this shift actually mean for engineers on the ground? To unpack this, I’m joined by Alon Bochman, someone who’s been working in AI long before the current hype cycle. Alon is a fractional AI executive who helps enterprises and startups turn AI from buzzword into business value.  He’s led AI transformations that saved tens of millions and unlocked new revenue streams, including scaling an AI consulting practice to over $1B in just four years and growing portfolios from thousands to tens of millions annually. He’s co-founded and exited a startup to Thomson Reuters, helped GenAI companies secure funding, and worked hands-on as a CTO-for-hire. With that mix of deep history and hands-on execution, Alon is the perfect person to explore what’s actually changed in AI, why some companies win, how engineering is evolving, and what bets are worth making right now. Enjoy!

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