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AI is pushing companies to clean up outdated software documentation

AI is pushing companies to clean up outdated software documentation

Software architect Murat Erder says AI is forcing companies to clean up outdated documentation so their AI tools can give reliable answers.

He says AI systems are only as useful as the data they work with, and that companies face organizational as well as technical challenges in improving it.

The core principles of Continuous Architecture still apply, including a focus on quality, reliable build and testing processes, and designing systems to change.

Erder says modular components are important for AI agent systems, which need to be maintainable.

The long-term effect of AI-generated software on maintainability is still unclear, and he expects it may become a problem.

AI is changing how teams apply architecture, rather than replacing its basic principles.

Erder is due to discuss these issues at the iSAQB Software Architecture Gathering on November 17 and 18, 2026.

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