Strategies for Legacy Transformation using Generative AI | @thoughtworks

Join Kartik and Jaydeep Chakrabarty from @thoughtworks as they delve into the transformative world of legacy system modernization using generative AI. In this insightful presentation titled "Legacy Transformation GenAI," we explore the challenges faced by enterprises due to outdated technologies and how our innovative tool, Legacy Bridge, is paving the way for smarter, more efficient legacy modernization.

What You Will Learn:

The key challenges of working with legacy systems, including monolithic architectures and integration issues.
An introduction to Legacy Bridge, a generative AI tool designed to understand, explain, and translate COBOL and other legacy languages.
A deep dive into the technical processes of AI-driven parsing and translation of legacy code, utilizing cutting-edge tools like GPT-4 and CodeLama.
Live demonstrations of Legacy Bridge in action, translating legacy code into modern languages with detailed explanations.
Future Directions:

Plans to enhance Legacy Bridge’s understanding of COBOL ecosystems.
Innovations aimed at generating dependency diagrams and refining translation processes for unused code.
This presentation is not just a technical deep dive, but also a forward-looking discussion on leveraging generative AI to revolutionize legacy systems. Whether you are a developer, a data scientist, or simply interested in the future of technology, this video will provide valuable insights into the intersection of AI and legacy modernization.

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[Akiiii]

Great demo, but what the options in case of where straightforward using a LLM might not suffice because the legacy programming language itself is too old and LLM struggles to translate that to natural language ?

[jugverma]

Is LegacyBridge an earlier version of CodeConcise ?