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Agree with you, especially given I'm now in software development around financing, and the push towards DevOps, CICD, and Pivotal practices that push heavily into automation and testing automation, but so far has felt like a pipe dream when it comes to actually having a proven process, product, reliable testing and actual outcome. Ultimately it still requires humans to pick up the pieces, and drives back into human testing of Features beyond the built in automation. I see it folding in on itself, where it ends up requiring both (automation and human testing) to ensure the end product is functionally acceptable. But really the end goal is to drive quality at the end, and folks get to keep their jobs (or even more positions becoming available).
There's a lot of talk about AI and machine learning, but it won't ever really be an actually applicable thing until advancement is happening with zero human input, and when that day comes, we're talking hypothetical Terminator D-day (to be a bit facetious).
Heh. Getting a little off topic, but still a very interesting conversation.
There's a lot of talk about AI and machine learning, but it won't ever really be an actually applicable thing until advancement is happening with zero human input, and when that day comes, we're talking hypothetical Terminator D-day (to be a bit facetious).
Heh. Getting a little off topic, but still a very interesting conversation.
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