GAISE 2026: Reflections on AI, Software Engineering and Responsible Innovation
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· gpt-lab.eu · By Navneet Arora · June 10, 2026 Set in Tampere during the Finnish summer, the three-day event brought together researchers, practitioners, industry leaders, and students to explore how generative AI is changing software engineering and organisational work. The post GAISE 2026: Reflections on AI, Software Engineering and Responsible Innovation appeared first on GPT-Lab.
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