The AI data quality conundrum
Visionaries from Capgemini, Databricks and Fivetran lay out the data quality imperative for implementing enterprise AI applications.
Visionaries from Capgemini, Databricks and Fivetran lay out the data quality imperative for implementing enterprise AI applications.
The rise of generative AI and the massive popularity of OpenAI’s ChatGPT has led to widespread recognition that software applications are about to fundamentally change. Generative AI offers the potential to both deliver breakthrough new application capabilities and transform the way people interact with software.
In the ever-evolving landscape of software testing, the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has not just been a game-changer; it’s been a paradigm shift. Test automation, once a static process, has metamorphosed into a dynamic and intelligent entity, reshaping how we approach quality assurance.
The current state of AI, despite the relevant infancy of the tools, showcases promising potential. While human assistance is still needed, the convergence of chat UI and large language models allows users to ask for what they want in a natural language, and the technology is growing intelligent enough to respond or even take action.
New, game-changing technologies have emerged in the ever-changing field of software engineering as a result of the relentless search for efficiency and creativity. Platform engineering, AI coding assistants, and AI-augmented software engineering (AIASE) are predicted to achieve widespread acceptance in the next 2-5 years, according to the Gartner, Inc. Hype Cycle for Software Engineering, 2023. When it comes to Quality Assurance, software testing is one area where Chat GPT is predicted to thrive.