I think ML is just an extension of test coverage and static analysis tools. We already went in the realm of "this looks bad, you should check this block" warni

I think ML is just an extension of test coverage and static analysis tools. We already went in the realm of "this looks bad, you should check this block" warnings with CI tools searching for security vulnerabilities and bad coding practices, and personally I found it to help tremendously, making the traditional hand written test cases less useful in some ways. Going further to optimize the process seems a non brainer.