Best Practice Report

The Architect’s Guide To TuringBots

Generative AI For Software Development Is Much More Than Code Generation

April 16th, 2024
Diego Lo Giudice, Vice President, Principal Analyst
Diego Lo Giudice Vice President, Principal Analyst
With contributors:
Laura Koetzle , John Bratincevic , Sandy Carielli , Andrew Cornwall , Mike Gualtieri , Brian Hopkins , David Mooter , Jeff Pollard , Janet Worthington , Merve Kandemir , Kara Hartig

Summary

Generative AI (genAI)-fueled TuringBots will increasingly become part of the dev team’s workflow. As TuringBots become smarter and more autonomous and enterprises leverage their capabilities beyond just code generation, teams will automate more concatenated software development lifecycle (SDLC) tasks and build in quasi-real-time end-to-end apps that today take weeks or months to deliver. To get true architects and architecture, security pros and development teams need to join together to align and collaborate with TuringBots. The opportunity is too big to ignore. This report describes key steps and principles to make your genAI for software development compliant and safe with TuringBots.

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