If it makes you feel better, the AI will write all the code for the tests and come up with all the variations and do all the fuzzing to try to break things. You’ll just have to do a good job of explaining the requirements to it and adjusting them as it becomes clear you didn’t fully describe the outcome you wanted the first time around.

It's shitty for the same reasons why AI will be bad at it. It involves talking to people, and trying to resolve ambiguous requirements.