Barbecue IA: Ideas on the Grill
Barbecue IA reverses the roles: an AI challenges ideas, looks for contradictions and pushes every line of reasoning to its limits.
Barbecue IA reverses the roles: an AI challenges ideas, looks for contradictions and pushes every line of reasoning to its limits.
Episode 1 of Barbecue IA explores why software projects so often exceed budgets, miss deadlines and fall short of expectations.
Is AI replacing developers, or changing how they work? Jeff reflects on twenty-five years in software and the shift towards design, architecture and human-AI collaboration.
After years of earning his living with WinDev, Jeff explains why he is distancing himself from PC SOFT. Dongles, SaaS, runtime fees and end clients: a candid account of broken trust.
When AI started writing code, Jeff first feared for his job and for the value of his experience. Then, through use, his perspective changed: AI can produce the code, but it does not replace design, architecture decisions, or judgment. The developer’s job is not disappearing; it is shifting.
Sometimes we start a project without knowing whether it will really be useful. Yet these experiments help us learn, discover new technologies, and can end up being surprisingly useful.
Can you really trust an AI to frame an IT project? With Léopold, the goal is not to think for us, but to surface the questions we would have preferred not to forget.
At 19, Emma already uses AI as a reflex to understand, search, and go deeper. But not necessarily to do the work for her. A three-way discussion about a generation that may already have a different relationship with AI than its parents do.