The current discussion on opening up and relaxing caution (especially in the U.S.) is EXACTLY like dealing with product managers and execs who want to rush a buggy AND poorly-tested product to the market. Trust me; I am a tester.
Actually, soaps do help. The virus is a self-assembled nanoparticle and the weakest link is the lipid bilayer. When you wash your hands with soap it dissolves the fatty membrane and the virus falls apart thus becoming “inactive”. Please wash your hands.
There is still a massive misunderstanding about testing: that it improves software. It doesn't. Weighing yourself doesn't reduce your weight; going to the doctor doesn't make you healthy. Those things help to identify problems that you might choose to resolve. Testing does too.
I believe that we should postpone dabbling with "machine learning" until we can master technologies like getting a computer connected to a projector without five minutes of futzing around. Learn THAT, machines.