“The time invested to find those defects is no longer worth it and should be spent on higher value ways”
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Jonathan Ellis
AI Engineering Podcast ·
“Manual testing is no longer an option… considering the amount of testing that needs to be done and the complexity of that testing”
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asserted that manual testing is no longer viable for insurance software due to complexity and AI-generated defects
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