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There’s been much discussion with people looking at applying AI to analysis of failures and better image recognition of objects, but none of those activities take up 90 percent of the team’s time. Surace says, “If we say that the pain point of QA is cost, time, and userlevel accuracy, the only way to impact these is to address the elephant in the room, and that is the 90 percent, and that is what we have done.” AI-driven test automation is here Silicon Valley-based Appvance was founded in 2012. It took a pragmatic approach to AI technology, including Big Data analysis, expert systems and machine learning in UTP. To resolve correlation, the system automatically creates errors on hidden runs then searches for matching substitutes that will pass. “The machine learning algorithms take in all this data, and generate thousands of valid test scripts (essentially executable code) in a matter of seconds that can be run and analyzed immediately.

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