What Happens When AI Writes All the Code?

Name: What Happens When AI Writes All the Code?
Start: 2026-06-09

The AI: ROI Conference

Writing code, committing pull requests, launching features – AI has shortened the time to ship for engineering teams significantly. But how do you scale good judgement along with the codebase? How do you build the right things and ensure that they’re built right?

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Greg Shove

CEO, Section

Yinon Ravid

CEO, Albert

The future of engineering in an AI-written world

Section CEO, Greg Shove, will be joined by Albert CEO, Yinon Ravid, on June 9 from 1-2pm ET to talk through the new operating model for engineering teams when AI becomes the primary developer. He’ll cover questions like:

If engineers stop writing code, what does their role become instead?
What does an AI-first engineering organization do fundamentally better than a traditional one?
What considerations become a priority when teams can ship significantly faster?
What new challenges emerge when code generation is no longer the constraint?
If you were rebuilding an engineering team from scratch today, what would you design differently in an AI-first world?

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He’s taking your questions too. Join us for free and leave with the blueprint for the engineering team of the AI era.

Meet your speakers

Greg Shove

CEO, Section

Greg Shove is the CEO of Section and a seven-time startup CEO. He is the founder of Machine + Partners, an AI consultancy helping companies deploy AI products, the co-author of Personal Math and AI Truth Serum, and a lecturer at Berkeley Haas. His mission is to get 1,000,000 students into "the AI class" by 2026.

Yinon Ravid

CEO, Albert

Yinon Ravid is the Co-Founder and CEO of Albert, the personal financial assistant trusted by more than 20 million people. Yinon co-founded the company in 2015 with Andrzej Baraniak on the belief that everyday Americans deserve better than what traditional financial institutions offer — an app that manages the hard and tedious parts of money for you, and takes action on your behalf. Before Albert, Yinon founded Openfolio (acquired by Stone Ridge Asset Management in 2017), and spent six years as a high-yield bond trader at Oak Hill Advisors. He's a Columbia University graduate ('05) and is based in Los Angeles.