This depends on your definition of good. This seems to be an article aimed at clueless decision makers to persuade them to keep them in the IBM realm. It has al

This depends on your definition of good. This seems to be an article aimed at clueless decision makers to persuade them to keep them in the IBM realm. It has all the good messages like IBM got an AI tool for you. You love mainframes. You are not in a dead end where programmers are retiring faster than you can hire replacements and migration is impossible as the remaining crew can't support the additional effort for making the change. > scheduled for release in the fourth quarter, is designed > Refactoring COBOL to Java is a difficult process that can take decades and often fails. IBM expects the AI tool will speed the process by an order of magnitude. The good news with AI is that you usually get an answer even if it is impossible. And the company which way back was taken to court for it's vaporware can now point to the AI providing a schedule which will be impossible to implement. Either that or the DEA should raid it as someone is smoking something illegal there promising 10x schedule compression.