Hi Obi,
How should an internal developer platform change when AI becomes part of everyday engineering workflows?
Internal developer platforms have helped organizations create consistent paths for building and operating software. They give developers a shared experience while embedding operational practices into the workflows teams already use.
As AI-assisted engineering becomes more common, platform teams face a new set of decisions. Which AI capabilities should be built into the platform? Where should teams retain flexibility? And how can organizations support experimentation without creating fragmented tools and workflows?
Join us on August 18th, 2026, at 10 AM EDT for an InfoQ Live Roundtable where practitioners will discuss:
- Platforms for AI-Assisted Engineering: How internal platforms may need to evolve as AI becomes part of development workflows.
- Platform Capabilities and Boundaries: Which capabilities belong in the platform and which decisions should remain with individual teams.
- Standardization Versus Autonomy: How to provide consistent workflows without limiting teams that have different requirements.
- The Changing Platform Team: How AI is creating new opportunities and responsibilities for platform engineering teams.
This 60-minute live discussion will examine the trade-offs platform teams are working through as they support the next generation of software engineering workflows.
We’ve arranged a complimentary ticket for you to attend. Use code AIPLATFORMAUG26 when you register for the InfoQ Live Roundtable.
