Artificial intelligence is redefining how we test software. Development teams are discovering that AI is not just a generative tool: 39% of testers report improvements in test automation efficiency when using AI (Testlio, 2025). At the same time, 67% of professionals would trust AI-generated tests, but only with human review. This data shows something important:

The way we test software is changing fast. If you still think of QA automation as that isolated technical task at the end of development, 2026 will surprise you. Quality has stopped being the exclusive responsibility of testing teams and has become a matter of product, business, and strategy. We’re experiencing a transformation where creating

The launch date is marked on the calendar. The product has gone through development sprints, code reviews, unit tests. Everything seems to be in order. Until someone from the sales team tries to log in and discovers that the button simply doesn’t work on Safari. Or the designer notices that the checkout flow freezes when

Remember when releasing a software update was almost an event? The development team would deliver the code, the QA team would spend weeks testing, and only then would the product go to production. Today, leading companies release updates multiple times a day. What changed? The answer lies in CI/CD, an approach that transformed how we

Developing software quickly is a reality. Developing software quickly and with quality is a challenge. When development cycles shorten and user expectations grow, maintaining quality without sacrificing speed becomes practically impossible with manual testing. That’s where test automation comes in. Test automation is the process of using tools and scripts to execute software tests automatically,