James Reggio

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · Brex’s AI Hail Mary — With CTO James Reggio · 17 Jan 2026 podcast

I've been thinking a lot about how the craft of of engineering is evolving and and I will say that I feel further away from being able to predict what what it looks like than I I did this past summer when I spent a bunch of time um I actually basically went on leave for a month and joined the um joined the the the team that uh the the AI team that we were building just to go and build alongside them.

I felt like it was really important for me to deeply

understand uh the problems in the tech.

Uh but and so that was me.

I was I was

you know, writing pushing code.

Effectively 996.

And uh and I I went through so many different moments of realization of like, oh my God, this is going to change everything to oh my God, this is just amplifying all the good and the bad in the industry.

Uh to oh my god, engineers are not gonna have a job anymore.

You know, it's like uh and so it I I don't have any pred like I felt like I had all the predictions back then, and at this point now I'm just very interested to watch the the phenomenon.

phenomenon continue to unfold in front of us.

And I will say I was chatting with a bunch of really bright uh you know college juniors and seniors at a dinner we hosted last night.

And um while these folks are about to enter the industry basically having kind of come up in the the era of agentic development and LLMs.

And I asked them like so what is your workflow when you're like building uh like building a project?

Uh how do you how do you use agents for

Is like when you decide you're going to actually just write code by hand.

And I was surprised to hear the consensus was that most people there were using agents to collaborate on like building a design document and like collaborating on the architecture of the solution that they want to build.

And then maybe asking it to like emit a, you know, a doc or an implementation plan.

But then they'll go and write a lot of the code themselves still.

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