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OpenAI's COBOL Migration Score Jumped From 5.4% to 86.6%. The Tests Are Hidden

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  1. 2026-10-20 07:05 · DEV Community — AI
    OpenAI's COBOL Migration Score Jumped From 5.4% to 86.6%. The Tests Are Hidden

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