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Line 306: ==Industry acceptance== As a relatively new area of research, SBSE does not yet experience broad industry acceptance. ~~Software engineers are reluctant to adopt tools over which they have little control or that generate solutions that are unlike those that humans produce.<ref>~~ Successful applications of SBSE in the industry can mostly be found within software testing, where the capability to automatically generate random inputs for uncovering at a big scale is attractive to companies. In 2017, [[Facebook]] acquired the software startup Majicke Limited that developed Sapienz, search-based bug finding app. In other application scenarios, software engineers may be reluctant to adopt tools over which they have little control or that generate solutions that are unlike those that humans produce.<ref> {{cite web \|url = http://shape-of-code.coding-guidelines.com/2013/10/18/programming-using-genetic-algorithms-isnt-that-what-humans-already-do/

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