If you’re building an application today, one of your top product priorities for 2024 is almost certainly adding an AI copilot to your application. AI copilots – AI assistants powered by large language models (LLMs) and deeply embedded into applications – offer one of the most compelling opportunities to reimagine applications since the dawn of the internet.
The telecom industry is undergoing a monumental transformation. The rise of new technologies such as 5G, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT) is putting pressure on telecom operators to find new ways to improve the performance of their networks, reduce costs and provide better customer service. Cost pressures especially are incentivizing telecoms to find new ways to implement automation and more efficient processes to help optimize operations and employee productivity.
Large Language Models (LLMs) have now evolved to include capabilities that simplify and/or augment a wide range of jobs. As enterprises consider wide-scale adoption of LLMs for use cases across their workforce or within applications, it’s important to note that while foundation models provide logic and the ability to understand commands, they lack the core knowledge of the business. That’s where fine-tuning becomes a critical step.
We are delighted to share that Tricentis Testim received a Highly Commended rating in the Most Innovative Project category at the DevOps Awards 2023. Now in its eighth year, the DevOps Awards annually celebrate innovation and hard work in the DevOps community. Awards are granted in numerous categories, including Most Innovative Project, Best DevOps Cloud Project, Best DevOps Tool, and more. The criteria for the Most Innovative Project category include.
We are thrilled to introduce the latest updates to Tricentis Testim, bringing exciting new capabilities across the Testim platform. In this update, generative AI makes finding answers to your questions easier, mobile test authoring and execution in the cloud becomes completely seamless and zero-footprint, and test cases become even more stable using Machine Learning (ML) locators.
GraphQL is a query language and runtime for APIs, developed by Facebook in 2012 and later open-sourced in 2015. And it has changed the way we fetch data from our server. Typically, most front-end clients – like React, Angular, Vue, or mobile apps like iOS and Android – use REST APIs to fetch data from the server. REST APIs require more HTTP calls than GraphQL, which leads to over and underfetching.