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Tokarzewski says AI lets Vitality reverse-engineer legacy code about five times faster than manual work.
“We are able to reverse engineer our code probably five times faster than we were able to do it manually, uh, by people.”
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Kris Tokarzewski
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Tokarzewski says code generated at scale, such as 100,000 lines, is too much for humans to review alone, so another AI would review it first.
“So if we generated, let's say, 100,000 lines of code, who is gonna review 100,000 lines of code?”
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Tokarzewski says Vitality can generate requirements and code rapidly but cannot review the code fast enough, making code review the next limiting factor.
“we can generate requirements rapidly, we can generate code rapidly, but we cannot consume that code fast enough.”
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Tokarzewski says some Vitality requirements engineers are now reading code with AI's help.
“we've got examples where requirements engineers dive into actually code and actually they want to have a look at what the code looks like.”
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Tokarzewski says Vitality wants evidence of the value gained from the AI tokens it consumes.
“we are consuming tokens, so the question is, what do we get for those tokens, right?”
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Tokarzewski says Vitality believes AI is as important as the internet.
“We believe that A I is as important as the internet.”
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