AI testing

The rise of artificial intelligence has redefined the boundaries of software testing. Whether you are testing AI models for bias and accuracy or using generative AI to automate your test suites, staying updated is crucial. Here, we explore the intersection of AI and QA, covering everything from MLOps validation to advanced AI-powered testing tools that help teams achieve unprecedented scale and efficiency in 2026.

Autonomous-testing

Autonomous Software Testing: Tools, AI Models & Guide 2026

Most test automation still requires a human to write every script, maintain every selector, and decide what gets tested. Autonomous testing refers to something different: software testing where AI handles the generation, execution, and analysis of tests without step-by-step human instruction. That’s a meaningful distinction. Traditional test automation automates the execution of tests a human […]

Mykhailo Poliarush
Testing LLM Applications

Testing LLM Applications: A Practical Guide for QA Teams

Testing LLM applications differs from traditional software testing in fundamental ways. A chatbot built on large language models produces different outputs for identical inputs. Regression tests that worked yesterday fail today without code changes. QA teams trained on deterministic systems struggle with non-deterministic AI responses. Gartner reports 85% of GenAI projects fail due to inadequate […]

Vitaliy Mikhailyuk
Testing with Testomat.io & Playwright Agents

From Manual QA to QA Automation Engineer: A 2026 Guide with Playwright & AI

There’s a particular kind of frustration that lives in the gap between knowing what to test and knowing how to automate it. You’ve written the steps. You understand the logic. You know exactly what the button should do when clicked. But the moment someone mentions TypeScript, page objects, or async/await, the mountain starts looking very […]

Vitaliy Mikhailyuk
Evolution-of-testing

Top Software Testing Trends in 2026: Future of Quality Assurance

The software testing industry has witnessed more transformation in the past few years than in the previous decade combined. Remember when “automation” meant recording macros in Excel and teams debated whether Selenium was worth the learning curve? Those days feel like ancient history now that AI-driven testing tools can generate comprehensive test scenarios faster than […]

Mykhailo Poliarush