Comment by citizenpaul

>hip to the game.

Thats the crux.

copious tests - That don't work but no one cares.

documentation - That no one has or ever will read, and is hilariously inaccurate.

There is a lot of software pre AI that is churned out because some manager wanted exactly what they wanted but it had no purpose or need. I expect that to explode in the coming years for sure. I'm not afraid of AI, its merely ok, another tool is all.

It will allow companies to dig themselves very deep holes. Devs wise to the game will be able to charge astronomical fees to empty the pools filled with the AI sewage they have been filled with.