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When Code Writes Back: Coding Agents and the Future of Open Source Software Development

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Coding agents are no longer just tools--they are becoming contributors. This talk explores how agents will transform open source development, from autonomously writing code and fixing bugs to reshaping review, trust, security, and maintainership. Developers and students will leave with a clear view of what is changing, what skills will matter next, and how to help shape the future of building software together in an agent-first world.

July 22, 2026 11:50 AM - 12:10 PM PDT

Matt White
Matt White

Global CTO of AI | Linux Foundation

Topic

Agentic & Generative AI

AI Training & Inference

Session Type

Tech Talk

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ROCm, RyzenAI Software

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