AI in QA Engineering: Efficiency, Trends, and Real-World Impact

In the past, QA engineers spent countless hours manually running tests and identifying bugs. Today, thanks to AI, tasks that once took days are completed in minutes. This shift not only automates repetitive work but also empowers engineers to focus on enhancing user experiences and refining product performance, unlocking new possibilities in software testing.

AI-Powered Automation: Streamlining Testing

One of the greatest benefits AI brings to QA teams is automation. AI tools can now handle tasks like test case generation, bug detection, and regression testing, significantly reducing the manual workload. According to a Gartner report, by 2027, 80% of enterprises are expected to integrate AI-driven testing tools, underscoring the growing reliance on this technology.

AI tools such as Testim and Applitools use machine learning to detect anomalies in the UI and adapt to changes. This accelerates testing in industries where speed and accuracy are critical, such as mobile app development and SaaS platforms. QA teams can now focus more on strategic areas, ensuring faster, more reliable software delivery.

Conversational AI: Building Custom Testing Flows

AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT have revolutionized QA by helping engineers generate custom test flows through simple conversational interactions. “QA engineers can quickly generate test cases, user flows, or even specific automation code snippets by interacting with AI, streamlining the testing setup process,” explains Mantis EVN QA Excellence Engineer Tigran Grigoryan. Instead of manually scripting every possible test scenario, QA teams can collaborate more efficiently with developers to design complex testing scripts in minutes, all while ensuring that only non-sensitive, public data is shared with the AI.

AI-Driven Insights: Predictive Testing

AI’s capability to predict and prevent issues is one of its most exciting applications in QA. Tools like Mabl and Functionize gather data and provide predictive insights, helping QA teams address potential problem areas before they escalate. This proactive approach improves the reliability of applications and helps maintain a smooth user experience.

AI in Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD)

In today’s CI/CD environments, where frequent code updates are standard, AI tools ensure that new features integrate seamlessly without causing disruptions. For instance, according to Eclipse AI, Netflix uses AI to continuously test its streaming platform for performance dips and content delivery issues. By catching and addressing bugs in real time, Netflix maintains consistent quality across devices.

Final Thoughts: AI is the Future of QA

Adopting AI in QA is no longer optional—it’s essential. From automating repetitive tasks to generating predictive insights, AI is reshaping the future of software testing. At Mantis EVN, we’ve already embraced AI to streamline our QA processes, enabling us to provide clients with faster, smarter solutions. 

This future isn’t just about efficiency—it’s about delivering superior products faster and with fewer resources. Join Mantis EVN’s global client community to leverage AI in your software testing and ensure your products stand out in today’s competitive market. Contact us today to make us your trusted QA outsourcing partner.