In this engaging live fishbowl session from the Software Architecture Gathering, Vaughn Vernon, Cheryl Hung, Avraham Poupko, Eberhard Wolff, and Ralf D. Müller tackle one of the most pressing questions in the field: Is software architecture about human intelligence or artificial intelligence? As AI tools increasingly design systems, analyze code, and critique architectural decisions, the panel debates whether these technologies augment or replace the architect’s role. They explore the nuanced balance between machine-generated patterns and human creativity, the ethical and accountability challenges of AI-driven architecture, and practical ways architects can thrive in an AI-augmented future. Audience participation ensures a lively, thought-provoking dialogue on the evolving craft of software architecture. Livestream production by ‪Kameramensch-Filmproduktion‬: Johannes Klemt, Nico Schallat, Vladimir Traut Event tech by Team Kingsize Follow iSAQB: Instagram LinkedIn Mastodon BlueSky Facebook

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