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On October 23, 2026, in the DeepLearning.AI letter, Andrew Ng proposed that engineering teams transforming into AI-native teams should start from four aspects: people, projects, platforms, and processes. Specifically, he suggested encouraging members to improve their AI engineering capabilities and build hands-on themselves, supporting a small number of promising projects from the top down, organizing data, repositories, and internal tools into infrastructure usable by agents, and redesigning processes around the new bottlenecks brought by AI. He believes that the cost of building software with clear specifications has dropped significantly, while other links have instead become bottlenecks, so teams with sufficient context and full authorization should be formed. Currently, this framework was proposed by Andrew Ng himself, and there are no subsequent development facts.
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Andrew Ng on How Engineering Teams Can Transform into AI-Native Teams
In his letter, Andrew Ng proposes that engineering teams transforming into AI-native teams should start from four aspects: people, projects, platform, and process—encouraging members to improve their AI engineering capabilities and build hands-on themselves, supporting a small number of promising projects from the top down, organizing data, repositories, and internal tools into infrastructure usable by agents, and redesigning processes around the new bottlenecks brought by AI. He believes the cost of building clearly specified software has dropped significantly, while other links have instead become bottlenecks, so teams with sufficient context and full authorization should be formed.