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This just goes to show that nobody's job is safe. The crux is that AI won't get tired and won't balk at changing requirements. Many people will think it's still
by k_sze 10y ago
This just goes to show that nobody's job is safe. The crux is that AI won't get tired and won't balk at changing requirements. Many people will think it's still very far, until it suddenly arrives. The horse buggy drivers never saw the automobiles coming.
On the other hand, until that day arrives, we could take the technology into a direction that actually helps users/customers and software engineers communicate better. The software engineer could have the user feed requirements to a bot, and systematically identify and explain issues in the requirements, based on the bot's output.