Career Ladders for Software Professionals - and How to Make Salary Structures More Transparent

Career Ladders for Software Professionals - and How to Make Salary Structures More Transparent

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida explores why professional software engineering requires professional career structures. Career ladders are often perceived as rigid or bureaucratic. In reality, they provide clarity about expectations, scope of impact, and sustained behavior at each stage of an engineering career. Without that clarity, progression becomes ambiguous and growth conversations lose focus. Alessandro discusses how to def...

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AI RISKS Q&A. Putting recent AI risk debates into perspective.

AI RISKS Q&A. Putting recent AI risk debates into perspective.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida returns to the subject of AI risk with a Q&A exploring some of the questions raised by recent development...

22 Syys 24min

WHEN A PROMPT IN A LOOP BECOMES AN AGENT. What the Hugging Face incident really tells us about AI risk

WHEN A PROMPT IN A LOOP BECOMES AN AGENT. What the Hugging Face incident really tells us about AI risk

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida explores what the recent Hugging Face incident really tells us about AI agents and AI risk. The episode s...

17 Syys 25min

THE POWER OF RECURSION

THE POWER OF RECURSION

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida revisits recursion, one of the classic ideas in Computer Science and still one of the most useful ways to...

10 Syys 27min

PROLOG: THE OTHER BOOK ON MY DESK

PROLOG: THE OTHER BOOK ON MY DESK

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida revisits Prolog, the logic programming language that once stood close to the heart of symbolic artificial...

2 Syys 15min

THINKING SLOW, THINKING FAST AND INTUITION IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

THINKING SLOW, THINKING FAST AND INTUITION IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida explores intuition in software engineering through Daniel Kahneman’s ideas about fast and slow thinking. ...

26 Elo 27min

First Principles in Software Engineering

First Principles in Software Engineering

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida explores what first-principles thinking means and how it can be applied to software engineering. The epis...

19 Elo 22min

WHO WROTE THIS? Can AI Detectors Really Distinguish Human Writing from AI-Assisted and AI-Generated Text?

WHO WROTE THIS? Can AI Detectors Really Distinguish Human Writing from AI-Assisted and AI-Generated Text?

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida explores whether AI detectors can really distinguish human-written, AI-assisted, and AI-generated text. U...

13 Elo 21min

Is There Any Science in Science Fiction? And What Can we use It For?

Is There Any Science in Science Fiction? And What Can we use It For?

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Agile Software Engineering Deep Dive, Alessandro Guida explores the science behind some of his favourite science-fiction stories, including 2001: A Space Odysse...

7 Elo 14min