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Most of our posts focus on the QA team, e.g., the Impact of AI on Test Teams from September. However, this one explores the impact of GenAI-driven testing on the development team. This is because GenAI has totally changed how QA teams pursue their mission, but has also significantly changed how dev teams interface with

Demand is higher than ever for rapid, reliable, and comprehensive software testing. That is driving the quest for innovative approaches that streamline testing processes while ensuring high-quality results. Enter GenAI-driven testing, a revolutionary advance that changes the game by allowing you to “Test More and Script Less.” With Appvance’s GenAI-driven platform AIQ in mind, this

Ask yourself “what would I do differently if my test team were one thousand people strong and all as good as my very best automation engineer?” That is the team you are about to lead. Software testing has entered a new era with the arrival of GenAI. But, GenAI’s manifold benefits only come after properly

Software testing has dramatically changed given the rise of AI, in general, and GenAI in particular. This is especially true of regression testing. In support of this game-changing boon to software QA teams, this Cheat Sheet focuses on regression testing, which GenAI has made vastly more efficient and effective. The Cheat Sheet articulates five best

The emergence of GenAI driven testing has redefined the role and expectations of Directors of Software Quality Assurance. As this technology continues to evolve, it becomes imperative for organizations to rethink the skills and responsibilities required for this critical position. Thus, this post specifies six requirements for Directors of Software QA in the age of

Autonomous driving requires a digital roadmap. In similar fashion, autonomous testing requires an application blueprint. The AIQ GenAI-driven testing platform automatically creates such blueprints, which simultaneously direct the autonomous testing that AIQ performs. Blueprints also provide architects and engineers with valuable insight into an application’s health, performance, and, most importantly, coverage. This post describes the