is for developers to engineer with purpose by starting with a description of the desired product capability and working backward through specs and project stories to the final development stages.
"We’re just at the tip of the iceberg because to me the most interesting thing is that it will expand out to the whole developer lifecycle, meaning how you test, how you deploy, how you instrument, how you alert, how you load test, how you roll back. So the whole pipeline is something that I think AI can do really well, possibly better than humans," Argenti said.
Argenti explained that as society is seeing AI integrated into a wide variety of applications that people use every day there could be a change in consumption mechanisms because "language has always been the most natural way to interact, and yet generally you ended up with UXs and point-and-clicks for computers."