[noja]

Not true! The AI revolution has led to an explosion in software quality. The amount of fixed bugs and testing that AI-leaders such as MS have achieved is unprecedented. We will look back on this era as the golden age of software quality.

[pmontra]

I think that you missed a /s at the end of the post. I can continue it with "Yes, we had an explosion in software quality and it's in shards all over the place."

[fragmede]

It was sarcasm, they didn't forget the /s, it was intentional. (I downvote on /s)

[hulitu]

> The AI revolution has led to an explosion in software quality

Right, the software quality literally exploded. But, unfortunately, this was before AI. It came roughly at the same time Agile was becoming mainstream

[vijucat]

I disagree with "the golden age of software quality". For example, right now, on the front page of HN, is this article, "After Windows Update, Password icon invisible, click where it used to be", https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46116567. I could be wrong, but it feels as if this egregious error is AI workslop?!

[pseufaux]

Reference? My anecdotal experience so far leads me to believe the opposite.

[steve1977]

This is irony. Right? This is irony?

[rsynnott]

AI boosters pose a bit of a Poe's Law problem; the poster here is probably joking, but also there almost certainly exist AI boosters gullible enough to actually believe something similar to that.

[loloquwowndueo]

Sarcasm, not irony.