There's an old programming rule since 90's:
By fixing a bug, 3 new bugs appear.
I can imagine the quality of bug fixing by unsupervised (we save money by layoffs) halucinating AI at current state of development.
I can imagine the quality of bug fixing by unsupervised (we save money by layoffs) halucinating AI at current state of development.
"99 bugs in the code, 99 bugs in the code... Fix one bug, compile it again, 101 bugs in the code!"
(To the tune of 99 Bottles Of Beer)
But hey, one can't survive 1 week of step-by-step debugging without 99 bottles of beer.