Capgemini (Aiman Ezzat, CEO) — Investir interview, "boss special": IA agentique as an operational breakthrough, not just another technology; €2bn invested, +30% on application development and −20% incidents, >11% of Q1 bookings, TAM of over $400bn/year by 2030 — but "very far from plug and play" (Investir / Les Echos)
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Aiman Ezzat (directeur général de Capgemini) · propos recueillis par La Rédaction d'Investir
An arXiv paper (cs.SE) by Martin Monperrus arguing a radical thesis for the SDLC: coding agents have crossed a threshold of capability such that **human code review is no longer a necessary component** of a quality pipeline. Two claims: (1) autonomous LLM-based systems achieve all the goals of review (defect detection, quality, compliance) at lower cost and higher throughput; (2) the hybrid model "the agent writes, the human reviews" is untenable — it does not ensure real quality and does not scale with AI velocity, creating a "false sense of security". Monperrus contrasts inspection de Fagan (1976) with a **multi-agent adversarial verification pipeline** (generator agent + independent reviewer agents + tests/formal methods + vote-based consensus). The human refocuses on the spec, architectural trade-offs, approval of critical domains, and edge cases. Recommendations: pilot first on low-risk components, measure agent vs. human, make rejection decisions explicit.