What will A.I. testing look like?

Do you remember this nice blog?
testenvansoftware.weebly.com/blogs/software-testing-is-moving-towards-the-future

I was thinking about this yesterday. I personally am a in great favor of differerent types of software testers working toghether on a certain goal.

Pictures like these (from previous blogs):

But then I was thinking: 'If a person is Always 1 of 9 out of the Eneagram…..'
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then, if we humans are trying to build an A.I. 

Then what type out of the 9 will the A.I. be?
It can ​NOT be all 9 at the same time, right?

So how are we going to solve this "problem"?
​If we want A.I. to be objective.
Then we should at least build 9 different types? And all those 9 together produce the 1 output? or....

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You see my point?


I think there's going to be a split in the type of A.I. (for testing)

One type that's going to help us code software (and find bugs) on the technical aspects/levels.

And

the other A.I. type that's going to help us build and test the software so it's going to be intuitive and people like to work with it because it works great.

​In any way...it looks like we have an explosive number of combinations:

Probably TestNet and EuroSTAR are far from done with the topic/subject  : Artificial Intelligence and software testing.

(Personally I think that A.I. is not only about "how sharp can we get the knife", it's also about "how are we going to use it?")