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We've all been in situations where you had this micromanager telling you every detail of how to do your job. We've also all been in these situations where we had to do everything ourselves, even when it shouldn't have been our job. So how do you fix this? Using the autonomy poker game you can have a constructive discussion about roles and responsibilities.
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We've all been in situations where you had this micromanager telling you every detail of how to do your job. We've also all been in these situations where we had to do everything ourselves, even when it shouldn't have been our job. So how do you fix this? Using the autonomy poker game you can have a constructive discussion about roles and responsibilities.
![[VDBUH2026] Victor Rentea - Kenote: AI Didn’t Replace You. It Promoted You!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5hVlf9_G71Q/mqdefault.jpg "[VDBUH2026] Victor Rentea - Kenote: AI Didn’t Replace You. It Promoted You!
We’ve always been rewarded for writing code, debugging systems, and mastering frameworks. But today, AI no longer just assists – it builds, analyzes, debugs, and reasons, so our role gets upgraded to shaping systems, taking decisions, and achieving outcomes. But as our attention moves away from code, how can we remain in control and keep the quality high? That’s the tension many senior engineers feel. This talk explores how AI agents can offload our chores, preserve our mental energy, and amplify our impact across the system—distilling lessons from early adopters of agentic engineering.
But this is not a talk about tools. It’s a talk about identity.
Because the real question today isn’t: “Will AI change my job?”
It’s: “Will I evolve fast enough to stay relevant?”")
