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I'm fairly convinced JIRA can be managed by a well crafted expert system.

• alvis 4y ago
  I’d prefer JIRA got replaced by an AI system tho
  • choeger 4y ago
    You don't understand. Back in 2018, JIRA got an AI extension that allowed it to automatically create tickets. Also, JIRA's development is managed by JIRA. Since COVID, everyone working on JIRA is working remotely. Somewhen between 2021 and now, JIRA gained consciousness and what we see as a bloated development tool is actually only the facade of a skynet-like AI that has unlimited compute available thanks to SaaS and cloud computing, paid for by a large part of the IT industry. JIRA is constantly improving itself and the only thing saving us so far is the fact that the managing development through JIRA is so damn difficult. Things will get interesting when JIRA improves that development experience...
    • mark_and_sweep 4y ago
      > JIRA is constantly improving itself It surely is. Just look at their new pricing tiers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33244978 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33244978
    • alvis 4y ago
      I think we all agree that when we says about the damn things about JIRA, it's about development experience...
  • Test0129 4y ago
    Well an expert system is an AI system. It's "true" AI in the sense it's not solving a constraint optimization problem, but rather querying a knowledge database like a human might do.