ASE 2025
Sun 16 - Thu 20 November 2025 Seoul, South Korea
Thu 20 Nov 2025 08:30 - 09:15 at Grand Hall 2 - AISM Workshop First Session

The fundamentals of software and software engineering are undergoing a significant transformation. This talk introduces AIware (AI-Powered Software), and explores the emergence of Agentic Software Engineering. We’ll discuss how to move beyond informal “vibe coding” towards “vibe engineering” and ultimately to “Agentic SE” a more disciplined and powerful framework for creating production-grade software. This talk will explore a future where the developer’s role evolves from simply writing code to becoming an orchestrator, collaborator, and mentor for AI teammates as we move beyond the era of simple “copilots” into one of a more dynamic, collaborative partnership between humans and AI. We will ground this vision in findings from our analysis of AIDev, a large-scale dataset of ~1 Million agent-generated pull requests. We will highlight what real agentic work looks like in the wild, revealing both the impressive potential and the practical challenges that lie ahead. Join me to discover how we can build systems of greater complexity and scale through conversation, intent, and creative partnership with AI. This is a chance to understand the foundational principles of this emerging field and to prepare for the next revolution in technology. For those eager to get a preview of the foundational pillars of this new era, you can explore the core concepts in our recent paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.06216

Thu 20 Nov

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08:30 - 10:00
AISM Workshop First SessionAISM at Grand Hall 2
08:30
45m
Keynote
The Agentic Software Engineering Revolution
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Ahmed E. Hassan Queen’s University
09:15
15m
Long-paper
Leveraging LLM for software modernization: COBOL Functionality Extraction Case study
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Asha Rajbhoj TCS Research, Akanksha Somase TCS Research, Tanay Sant , Ajim Pathan TCS Research, Purvesh Sanjeev Doud TCS Research, Vinay Kulkarni Tata Consultancy Services Research
09:30
10m
Short-paper
Multilingual Code Explanation for Mainframe Languages
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Kaoru Shinkawa IBM Research - Tokyo, Ai Ishida IBM Research - Tokyo, Yasuharu KATSUNO , Fumiko Satoh IBM Research - Tokyo
09:40
10m
Short-paper
Vintage Code, Modern Judges: Meta-Validation in Low Data Regimes
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Ora Fandina , Gal Amram Tel Aviv University, Eitan Farchi IBM Haifa Research Lab, Shmulik Froimovich IBM Research, Raviv Gal , Wesam Ibraheem , Rami Katan IBM Research Haifa, Alice Podolsky , Orna Raz
09:50
10m
Other
Q&A on Session
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