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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2026 · 45 MIN

Sam takes on AI challenges in software engineering

from Sam Warren takes on the World! · host Samuel Warren

In this episode of Sam takes on the world, Sam discusses the challenges associated with AI, and in particular generative AI, and the growing fears of job displacement. Software development is in a strange place right now. Developers still love building things, solving problems, creating open-source tools, and seeing their work make a real-world impact—but burnout, technical debt, increasingly complex tech stacks, and concerns about job security are creating a very different side of the industry. In this episode, I take a look at the paradox facing software developers today, including how AI is changing the way we work, why AI tools can sometimes increase rather than reduce workload, the challenge of maintaining legacy systems, and the pressure to constantly learn the next new technology. But despite all of that, there’s still something special about building software. The creativity, autonomy, community, and satisfaction of solving a difficult problem are powerful motivators. So where is software development headed, and what keeps developers passionate about it in the age of AI?

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