While there's definitely too much wheel reinvention going on in test automation the rush to use LLMs/machine learning is misguided and will ultimately not yield

While there's definitely too much wheel reinvention going on in test automation the rush to use LLMs/machine learning is misguided and will ultimately not yield much fruit. Test automation already suffers from not enough consistency and precision and if you jam AI in there too the systemic issue with test flakiness will only get worse. It seems like the function of most AI these days is to get investors excited.