[fnordpiglet]

I see the assumption that automation means it removes the human from the task. The article is precisely about a human is still intermediating. Writing tests doesn’t mean blindly accepting the test, it mean the boilerplate of the test is auto completed based on a human description, then a human verifies the correctness of the output. Will people take the shortcut? Of course. But AI didn’t create or magnify that problem. How many “return true” or incomplete tests or missing significant cases etc have you reviewed or stumbled across? Or worse; the test free code base?