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How Generative AI will transform engineering and the ethics behind it with Lauren Peate, CEO and Founder of Multitudes

The key difference between when these metrics feel empowering versus creepy is where the locus of control is.

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Lauren Peate, CEO and Founder of Multitudes, joins the show to talk about

  • The future of engineering and how teams use DORA metrics to measure engineering effectiveness.
  • The importance of focusing on team outcomes and goals as an engineering leadership team.
  • The impact that Generative AI will have on engineering team performance and productivity
  • Ethics in AI and how entrepreneurs should respond to build to a higher standard.

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Lauren Peate

CEO and Founder of Multitudes

Lauren Peate is the CEO and founder of Multitudes, which provides insights and coaching to unlock happier, higher-performing teams. Before founding Multitudes, she founded and ran a DEI consultancy called Ally Skills NZ, worked at Bain & Co with Fortune 500 tech companies in San Francisco, led operations for an e-commerce startup in Jordan, and advised startups across the Middle East. Lauren studied economics and Arabic at Stanford University.

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