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Lessons on designing an AI software development workflow

The experiment shows that AI-assisted development becomes reliable only when grounded in structured documentation rather than exploratory prompting. Early output appeared productive but lacked coherence, revealing that incomplete context leads to fragile systems and inefficient iteration. By shifting to short cycles where documentation, constraints and specifications are continuously refined, teams gain more predictable implementation outcomes. Over time, the workflow evolves into a controlled system where AI operates within clearly defined boundaries, reinforcing the role of product reasoning and engineering discipline in shaping results.

Lucian Vasiliu - 24 Mar 2026

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Iain Cox - 10 Feb 2026

Cyber risk without decision logic: the executive accountability gap

Cyber risk accountability has moved to senior leadership without a corresponding decision logic for prioritisation, risk acceptance, or explanation under uncertainty. In distributed systems, fragmented signals and weak synthesis make it difficult to link technical risk to business impact in a defensible way. Without a safe harbor for informed judgment, outcome bias pushes decisions toward visible mitigation rather than deliberate trade-offs. The result is an accountability gap in which cyber risk is experienced as personal exposure rather than as an organisationally supported decision-making discipline.

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Iain Cox - 4 Feb 2026

Digital resilience will be judged after the breach and at board level

At the board level, digital resilience has become less about preventing incidents and more about how decisions are judged once a breach has occurred. Because scrutiny is retrospective, controls, audits and frameworks offer limited protection unless they clearly inform deliberate board-level judgments about risk, trade-offs and acceptable impact. When expert views diverge, reasonable care is assessed through how uncertainty was handled and revisited, not whether the “right” answer was chosen. Regulation increases the visibility of these judgments without removing ambiguity, reinforcing that digital resilience ultimately depends on board judgment under uncertainty.

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Ilie Ghiciuc - 28 Jan 2026

Assessing AI efficiency in private equity-owned companies

Across private equity-owned companies, AI-driven efficiency is shaped less by tool choice than by operating discipline. Structural complexity, architectural clarity, and ownership determine whether AI reduces friction or adds to it. Initiatives that succeed are narrowly scoped, validated early, and embedded in existing workflows with clear accountability. Those who fail tend to scale ambition before proving impact. In this context, AI is most effective when treated as a lever for execution quality rather than a standalone transformation.

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Tudor Iordache - 16 Jan 2026

Fintech cost optimizations: microservices, AI and the cost curve

Cloud cost has quietly become one of the hardest problems fintech engineering teams face at scale. Not because teams lack visibility or tooling, but because cost is increasingly shaped by architectural choices made under pressure to move fast, stay compliant, and design for growth.

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Iulian Gioada - 4 Dec 2025

Why code quality still matters in the era of AI

I'll be honest: when I first started working with AI coding assistants, I thought we were on the verge of making code quality debates obsolete. Why obsess over clean architecture and test coverage when AI could just churn out whatever we needed? I was spectacularly wrong. After spending the last year working with these tools in production environments, and seeing both the incredible wins and the spectacular failures, I've come to realize something fundamental:

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Sabrina Szabo - 27 Nov 2025

How to build Fintech MVPs that pass regulation and scale

Fintech has always moved fast. But speed alone is no longer a competitive advantage. It becomes a liability if it is not paired with structural integrity. The funding environment is warming up again, yet investor expectations have sharpened. Strong teams are not rewarded for being first to launch, but for being first to demonstrate real traction under regulatory, operational and technical constraints.

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