Stack Overflow

🎙️ @chainguard_dev CEO Dan Lorenc joins the show to chat about keeping the lights on for open source projects, open source’s sustainability and burnout problems, and how trusted stewardship can reduce risk when project maintainers step away. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/17/kee…

🎙️ In this episode of Leaders of Code, our Chief of Product and Technology Jody Bailey sits down with @Netlify's CTO Dana Lawson to explore her insights on leading lean, global engineering teams, and how AI is lowering the barrier to entry for builders everywhere. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/19/bui…

🎙️ Jan Liphardt,  CEO and co-founder of @openmind_agi, joins the show to chat about the rapidly evolving world of humanoid robotics, why OpenMind is building an open source operating system for robots, and why they're putting Asimov’s Laws on the blockchain. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/13/ope…

AI has transformed the way developers work—and how they learn. Last month, in partnership with @OpenAI, we surveyed our community about how and when they use AI to build knowledge, finding more developers than ever are using AI at work to learn. But do they trust AI tools? Dive into the full results of our latest #StackOverflowKnows Survey: stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/16/dom…

🎙️ Kari Briski @karibriski, @NVIDIAAIDev’s VP of Generative AI Software for Enterprise, joins the show to chat about being a chip manufacturer in the model development game, how their team built the fully open source Nemotron models, and where co-design feedback loops fit into their precision model training. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/10/eve…

There's a gap between AI that looks impressive and AI that actually drives business value. Eira May explores how enterprises are solving this gap, or the "context problem," and the practical frameworks your teams can apply to build necessary knowledge layers into your AI. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/12/ent…

Developers beware: while AI tools allow just about anyone to create working applications, they actually pose a growing risk for businesses. Our Senior Director of Engineering, @BenTMatthews, writes for @DIGIWORLD_INFO about the dangers of bad AI generated code, from security risks to burnout and bottlenecks to longterm financial drain. digitalisationworld.com/blogs/58756/ig…

AI is not only fundamentally changing the way organizations accomplish work but the nature of work itself. On the @ComputerWeekly Downtime Upload podcast, our CEO @pchandrasekar shares why he sees agentic AI as a profound transformation for enterprise IT, and how the roles of tech workers are shifting to meet the moment. computerweekly.com/podcast/Stack-…

🎙️ We welcome Kevin Peterson, CTO of @BedrockRobotics, to the show to explore why robotics is now advancing, when and why simulation data becomes essential for scale, and how robots could help with labor shortages. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/06/bui…

Platform engineers take on the burden of complexity for an entire organization, but are constrained by the messy organizational architectures already in place. Stack Overflow's platform engineering leaders Adora Nwodo and Peter O'Connor share how platform teams can navigate the complexity current instead of fight it, leading to more evolved teams and transformed platforms. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/09/org…

🎙️ We welcome @AnthropicAI's David Soria Parra @dsp_ to the show to dig into the evolution of the Model Context Protocol, security and privacy concerns that arose when building the protocol, and how they’re keeping MCP completely open-source by moving it to the @linuxfoundation. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/03/no-…

Reporting from the floor of San Jose's Convention Center, we share the latest tech the developer community is building and obsessing over. From interoperability architectures to context for agents to AI tools you actually want to use, Phoebe Sajor recaps everything she learned from this year's @DeveloperWeek conference. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/05/dev…

#SPONSORED 🎙️ Mark Cavage @mcavage, President and COO of @Docker, joins the show to dive into what it means for a container to be hardened, why agents are starting to look a lot like microservices, and why the future of agentic workflows need containers. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/04/ai-…

🎙️ Marcus Fontoura, technical fellow at @Microsoft and author of Human Agency in the Digital World, joins us on the show to discuss the intersection of technology, society, and human dignity in a digital-first world, how the non-determinism of social media algorithms affects our use of social media sites, and the need for balance between human efficiency and dignity. stackoverflow.blog/2026/02/27/to-…

New month, new look! ✨ From open-ended questions to Populist badge winners to a redesigned Stack Overflow, we do a deep dive into all of the latest updates coming to the internet's largest developer community this March. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/02/wha…

🎙️ We're joined by @thsottiaux, @OpenAI’s Engineering Lead for Codex, to discuss their focus on an agentic SDLC rather than just code generation, what distinguishes an agentic coding tool from a chat-based code assistant, and how their team dogfoods Codex to build and improve it. stackoverflow.blog/2026/02/24/dog…

Due to AI bots and malicious scraping, a once robust internet economy has begun to collapse. But retaining ownership of data and protecting proprietary content is one of the few ways we can keep our online communities healthy. That's where Stack Overflow and @Cloudflare's pay-per-crawl model comes in. On Leaders of Code, we dive into our recently co-launched model and what it means for content creators: stackoverflow.blog/2026/02/26/how…

Last year at WeAreDevelopers World Congress, we shared our new vision and mission, and committed to the evolution of our larger network. Now, we're giving you a sneak peak into a redesigned Stack—and a chance to have your voice heard. Read about what's available in the beta version of Stack Overflow and how your feedback helps us shape how our sites grow and evolve: stackoverflow.blog/2026/02/25/you…

🎙️ We're joined on the show by Philippe Saade, AI project lead at @WikimediaDE, to dive into the Wikidata Embedding Project and how their team vectorized 30 million of @wikidata’s entries to help fight scraping, and where user feedback was key to bringing @Wikipedia’s vast knowledge to AI. stackoverflow.blog/2026/02/20/eve…

Thanks to AI, bad code is easier to write than ever, making application security increasingly more important—even in your file uploads. In this Q&A, Ryan Donovan chats with @SonoTommy_, creator of the open source pompelmi project, about creating easy and flexible ways to defend against file upload attacks, and how devs can create a strong baseline against attacks to keep their codebases safe. stackoverflow.blog/2026/02/23/def…