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        <description>Barr Yaron shares her perspective on the results and emerging state of AI engineering in 2026. Speaker: Barr Yaron — Partner, Amplify Partners Barr backs founders building the AI infrastructure and applications that will shape the future. Links: X: https://x.com/barrnanas LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/barryaron Website: https://barrchives.com Timestamps 0:00 Introduction and Survey Context 2:26 The AI Engineering Workforce 3:21 Current Modalities and Adoption 5:34 Model Strategy: Closed vs. Open-Weight 8:20 Cost as an Engineering Constraint 9:36 The Rise of Agentic Workflows 11:57 Infrastructure Challenges and Evals 12:53 The Build vs. Buy Trade-off 14:09 Impact on Engineering Culture and Teams 16:27 Future Bets and Predictions Quotes: "The median new engineer has nearly as much AI experience as the median 10-year software veteran." (3:07) "Cost is now a first-class engineering constraint." (8:38) "Agents are no longer reading, summarizing, drafting—they’re taking actions inside of systems." (10:58) "The biggest challenge in your stack? Every single year, the number one answer is eval." (12:12) "Shipping software is not gated on being an engineer anymore." (16:17)</description>
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