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In my thought experiment, let's say that I tease out the requirements but the machine implements absolutely everything. That's the question I'm driving at. How
by jmfldn 4y ago
In my thought experiment, let's say that I tease out the requirements but the machine implements absolutely everything. That's the question I'm driving at. How do I verify the software's functional and non-functional requirements have been implemented correctly, and is a programming language required for that so that I can check the machine's work?
- thesuperbigfrog 4y ago>> let's say that I tease out the requirements but the machine implements absolutely everything. >> How do I verify the software's functional and non-functional requirements have been implemented correctly If you have the requirements sufficient to have the AI create code, wouldn't those same requirements be sufficient to generate tests and acceptance criteria?
- jmfldn 4y agoRight exactly. So to my original point, are tests enough? Would code, apart from machine code, be irrelevant at this point? How do I inspect the program? Do I need to?