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Coinspaid Dev’s Alexey Tulia on the Future of Engineering Leadership

Alexey Tulia, Executive Leader at Coinspaid Dev, discussed the changing role of engineers and CTOs during the AI Impact in Engineering panel at Tech Race Summit 2026 in Warsaw. His remarks centred on the transition towards AI systems that can act through company infrastructure.

Companies already use AI to help with drafting and analysis. The next stage will connect agents to live systems, from sensitive data to deployment pipelines, allowing them to act. That access raises questions about permissions and who is responsible for each decision.

When AI can act in production

“The more authority we give machines, the more important accountability becomes,” Tulia said.

Consider an AI agent that can prepare and deploy a change to production. Should it be allowed to do so without human approval? Who is responsible if the deployment fails?

Before granting that access, the organisation needs permission controls and audit logs. It must...

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