It's a problem right now. C-level executives (mine included) love the prospect of developing multiple times faster, without compensating for the fact AI is incapable of identifying all the mistakes it made. Which means, yes, you get changes into production much faster -- and then your customers experience & report those bugs sooner, and probably in greater volumes.
It's a problem right now. C-level executives (mine included) love the prospect of developing multiple times faster, without compensating for the fact AI is incapable of identifying all the mistakes it made. Which means, yes, you get changes into production much faster -- and then your customers experience & report those bugs sooner, and probably in greater volumes.