Grupo Alarcos · Conference paper · 2026
Software Engineering Governance: Foundations for Trustworthy Automated Software Engineering
Automated software engineering is progressively evolving from supporting human engineers to actively performing engineering activities through AI assistants, autonomous agents, automated testing, vulnerability repair, and deployment pipelines. As automation becomes an active participant in the software lifecycle, trustworthiness concerns extend beyond software systems themselves to the engineering processes, organisational decisions, and automated actors involved in their development. This evolution elevates Software Engineering Governance from a supporting organisational activity to a central engineering concern.
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