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I agree, it's confusing. It looks like marketing was throwing numbers around without really explaining what they meant. Automation is definitely not AI. Maybe
by pyman 1y ago
I agree, it's confusing. It looks like marketing was throwing numbers around without really explaining what they meant.
Automation is definitely not AI. Maybe the 60% referred to reusable code, or a theme, or a template that was handed off to the developers?
Either way, 60% feels like a random number.
- pyman 1y agoSmall correction: automation combined with machine learning is considered AI. So the 60% was probably referring to the amount of code (templates, components, etc) they were reusing.