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I'm actually all for automated measures of program correctness and I think that manual testing is the last resort of tight budgets outside of highly complex integration issues. Adding more automated test cases that are built in to the CI pipline from the unit level to the highest levels (as long as they're not useless fluff) usually ensures a much lower level of defects. AI can help with that process, but only if we're diligent in checking that it isn't just building pages and pages of fluff ineffective tests - so we still end up needing to check the code and the tests that AI has written and I am still concerned that that ends up being more expensive in the long run.