7 Ways to Make Your Software Testing More Efficient with AI
Seven concrete ways AI already changes day-to-day testing work, demonstrated live.
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Leif Driebold
Strategic Product Manager AI & Cloud, BTC Embedded Systems
Markus Gros
Senior Vice President Marketing & Sales, BTC Embedded Systems
AI can answer "how do I" questions about the tool you're using, in the context of what you're doing right now, instead of you digging through documentation mid-task.
Given a requirement and the right project context, AI can generate an executable test case with real signal names and valid ranges, not just a description you translate by hand. Generated tests stay drafts until an engineer promotes them.
AI can read a failed test, a coverage gap or a cryptic warning and explain what happened and what to do next, grounded in the actual result instead of a generic summary.
When a requirement is ambiguous, AI can ask instead of guessing, and retain the answer for later. That's what turns a vague requirement into something code generation and automated verification can build on.
Beyond what ships built in, AI can be extended with custom skills for the workflows a team actually uses, so it can be pointed at a specific task instead of relying on one open-ended prompt.
AI can retain feedback from past tasks and apply those lessons to similar work later, so results keep converging on what a team actually wants instead of starting from zero every time.
AI can drive a full multi-step workflow itself, like requirements-based testing or a background proof job, staying visible and interruptible while the rest of the work continues.
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