Was writing E2E tests ever a problem that needs automation? Also E2E tests need to be updated everytime a new feature is added. TesterArmy sounds great. But config overhead and potential security leaks makes it a no go
I keep on wondering how much of the AI embrace is marketing driven. Yes, it can produce value and cut corners. But it seems like self driving by 2016 Musk prediction. Which never happened. With IPO/Stock valuations closely tied to hype, I wonder if we are all witnessing a giant bubble in the making
How much of this is mass financial engineering than real value. Reading a lot of nudges how everyone should have Google or other AI stock in their portfolio/retirement accounts