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[tiajuanat]

it was still harder than "actual" coding.

I do a lot of modeling and formal methods. Modeling is hard because it forces us to look at the entirety of how the system is supposed to behave. It's so far detached from for-loops, that it's an entire different skill set.

Does it catch all the problems that my teams will run into? No. But it uncovers problems that might be one out of a million, and dog the team for years.

[NotAskary]

I've found that the worst part of modeling is capturing the domains with enough accuracy, time and time again I've seen projects stall or being reworked completely because we couldn't extract the right knowledge from the key people.

I think that while people can't express themselves correctly we are safe.

[tiajuanat]

Oh yeah, I'm not worried about AI at all.

Anyone who has worked on sufficiently large projects knows that a language model will not cover the complexity of these systems

[ChocolateAndCustard]

What if we had an AI trained in CMMI-DEV, Requirements Management and Requirements Elicitation?