So you spend 10 minutes writing a free text description of the test you want; tell it exactly how you want it to write the test, and then 4-5 minutes trying to understand if it did the right thing or not, restart because it did something crazy then a few minutes manually fixing the diff it generated?
MMmm.
I mean, don't get me wrong; this is impressive stuff; but it needs to be an order of magnitude less 'screwing around trying to fix the random crap' for this to be 'wow, amazing!' rather than a technical demonstration.
You could have done this more quickly without using AI.
I have no doubt this is transformative technology, but people using it are choosing to use it; it's not actually better than not using it at this point, as far as I can tell.
MMmm.
I mean, don't get me wrong; this is impressive stuff; but it needs to be an order of magnitude less 'screwing around trying to fix the random crap' for this to be 'wow, amazing!' rather than a technical demonstration.
You could have done this more quickly without using AI.
I have no doubt this is transformative technology, but people using it are choosing to use it; it's not actually better than not using it at this point, as far as I can tell.
It's slower and more error prone.