10 September 2026
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how software is built, who can build it, and what it means to be a developer.
Join us for the next Tech Talks: The Future of Code: AI, AI, AI as we explore how AI-powered tools are reshaping the software development lifecycle, from generating and debugging code to prototyping products, automating workflows, and accelerating innovation.
We’ll look beyond the hype to examine how developers and technology teams are using AI today, where the technology is heading, and what increasingly capable coding agents could mean for the future of software engineering. The conversation will also explore the skills that will matter most as AI becomes embedded in development environments, and whether the next generation of builders will need to know how to code in the same way we do today.
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Chad MacDonald, Head of Information Systems at CIMA (Moderator)
Chad MacDonald is a technology leader, digital transformation and change management specialist with 25+ years of technology strategy and project management experience focusing on innovation, large scale technical business solutions and enhancing user experience. His goal is to enrich people’s lives, both professionally and personally, through the use of technology.
David Manouchehri, Founder of ai.moda (Panellist)
David Manouchehri is the founder of ai.moda, an AI company focused on cybersecurity. He began his career at Canada’s Department of National Defence before joining Linchpin Labs, later acquired by L3Harris Technologies. As an independent security consultant, David has also discovered and disclosed multiple Chrome and Android zero-day vulnerabilities, bringing deep technical expertise across AI and cybersecurity.
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Niqui Merret, Senior Product Manager at ConsumerAffairs (Panellist)
Niqui Merret is a product manager and engineer with more than 20 years in technology. She spent most of her career building software and leading distributed engineering teams before moving into product, where she now sets direction while staying hands-on with code. An early adopter of AI, she built an agent harness before the term was widely used, enabling designers and product colleagues to contribute production code and build their own prototypes. Today AI is less a tool in her workflow and more a coworker in her day.
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Ryan Watson, VP at Brave Software | Founder at MuscleWiki (Panellist)
Ryan Watson is a self-taught technologist with 18 years of experience in the technology industry. He currently serves as Vice President of IT & Operations at Brave Software and is the Founder of MuscleWiki, a Cayman Islands-based fitness technology company.
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