I think of it in a different perspective: You combine humans and programmers to do better than each could do alone. Start all-manual. Perhaps you only do it wi

I think of it in a different perspective: You combine humans and programmers to do better than each could do alone. Start all-manual. Perhaps you only do it with a subsection of applications. Pay an extra fee and you get "certified" with special app placement. Then you start all-manual. You look for the people who are the best at finding issues, and pair them with programmers, and make the tools for the things that are gruntwork for them. Build more and more tools, and you pull more and more people into the program as you build more and more intelligence into the machine. Let the humans do the NP-hard portions. I'm sure this is what Apple has to be doing behind the scenes.