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If you have AI generating code, then you'll have to: 1) have the software requirements codified to a near-coded state already 2) have a validation/verificatio
by AtlasBarfed 4y ago
If you have AI generating code, then you'll have to:
1) have the software requirements codified to a near-coded state already
2) have a validation/verification test suite that validates the software generated works correctly
Both of which increase the overall complexity to the point that the AI will be of minimal value-add.
- visarga 4y agoThe AI can also write the tests and docs.
- AtlasBarfed 4y agoIt can't write the tests, the tests are where you validate the AI code actually does what you want it to. That is part of the AI-human interface. The input specification isn't the documentation. Requirements are problem specification/description, AIs can't read mind. AI generated documentation is an interesting idea. Like unit tests for AI code, it would still require perusal/editing.