Test Pyramid Cracks Under AI

🔥 What happened Elaine Weyuker called such programs untestable back in 1982. Now a quality-engineering piece proposes a six-check model that supplements the classic test pyramid for AI components. 💡 Why it matters A test case has an expected value – but with language models, no single instance judges whether one output is right. Every team shipping an LLM hits this edge case. New standards finally make the problem measurable. ⚡ Our take The test pyramid isn't dead, but it stops at the model boundary. Anyone still checking only against expected values is testing past the real risk.