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Scrum has 3 Roles. Only 1 of Them Needs to Be a Human

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In this session, Jason Little shares a practical look at AI-assisted software development beyond the hype of “vibe coding.” Drawing from his own experience building a complex web application, he shows how Agile practices still matter when working with AI: defining clear intent, working in small batches, using the codebase as the source of truth, setting guardrails, reviewing frequently, and keeping human judgment at the center. The session explores how AI can support development, documentation, retrospectives, and workflow improvement while reinforcing the need for product thinking, security awareness, and disciplined delivery.

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