CTOs are asking about AI software production, not “software factories”
prasanna_says · x · 2026-07-24
This article argues that CTOs do not actually talk about having a “software factory” strategy.
- The author says senior AI leaders reveal their concerns through a different set of questions than the cliché suggests.
- The real issue is not the phrase itself, but how leaders think about AI-driven software production, ownership, and control.
- The piece frames the discussion as a window into what CTOs are anxious about as AI changes engineering organizations.
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