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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 54 MIN

Traditional Software Dev Is Dead: A Blueprint for What's Next

from GovAi.fm · host Girish Limaye

Traditional software development is linear, slow, and heavily reliant on manual coding. What happens when AI agents take the wheel?Host Girish Limaye sits down with Andre Kaminski to unpack the realities of AI-Native Software Development. Moving past the hype of simple coding assistants like GitHub Copilot, Andre breaks down the exact framework required to build and manage truly AI-native organizations.From managing token budgets and multi-agent orchestration to surviving the developer "identity crisis," this episode is a tactical roadmap for tech leaders and engineers navigating the next massive shift in tech.What you'll learn:-The 4 foundational shifts: from imperative coding to prompt-driven orchestration-How to mitigate LLM hallucinations using hierarchical prompt architecture and test-driven navigation-The 6-phase AI-Native SDLC every tech leader needs to implement-The "U-Shaped" developer: How to future-proof your engineering career-How to build AI governance with a 4-tier risk-based automation model-Why "token budgets" will replace infrastructure costs🎙️ Guest: Andre Kaminski🎙️ Host: Girish Limaye

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