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> 75% of teams are either using AI/ML or bots for test/code review, or they’re planning to – up 41% from 2020. What are some examples where you are using AI/ML
by carlsborg 5y ago
> 75% of teams are either using AI/ML or bots for test/code review, or they’re planning to – up 41% from 2020.
What are some examples where you are using AI/ML for test/CR?
- monkpit 5y agoI was hoping for that information as well... would love examples of the tools referenced in the article, and whether they seem to work or not!
- NikolaeVarius 5y agoCombining AI/ML and boys into a single number seems... dishonest.
- john_cogs 5y agoIn the report, you'll find detail on the breakdown of the 75% number that is mentioned in the blog post: - 25% of respondents use bots to test their code - 16% use AI/ML to review code before a human sees it - 34% are exploring the idea of AI/ML
- NikolaeVarius 5y agoI know, I read it. The fact of the matter is that the 75% number is the number at the top of the article, which is all most people will read, and tries to present a certain narrative about AI/ML for code.
- valyagolev 5y agoi’m pretty sure it’s 95% bots who auto-close issues or whatever and 5% ai-driven git blames
- perlgeek 5y agoI assume most of these are bots, not AI/ML, so could be just a bot that reports a merge request into a slack channel, and lets you merge from slack.