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AI-Augmented Testing: The Real Cost of Replacing QA Work with AI
24.09.2026
AI promises an attractive equation for growing QA teams: more work handled with less engineering effort. But the real cost starts to show when AI-generated output enters the actual testing
Read MoreAI in iGaming: Where It Works and What It Changes for QA
15.10.2026
AI in iGaming makes sense when teams need to analyze large volumes of data and speed up decisions that would otherwise take hours of manual work. But bringing AI into
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show all newsAI in iGaming: Where It Works and What It Changes for QA
AI in iGaming makes sense when teams need to analyze large volumes of data and speed up decisions that would otherwise take hours of manual work. But bringing AI into
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show all software newsQA Automation Tools: Low-Code, No-Code, or Coding-Based?
27.03.2025
Streamlining software testing is essential for delivering high-quality products quickly. Automated testing offers a powerful solution, but selecting the optimal approach is critical. This guide breaks down the options, comparing
Read MoreWeb Application Testing: Mandatory Requirements and Optimal Testing Set for Top-Notch Product
21.02.2024
One of the latest research studies declares that, in general, the web development market will exceed 89 billion USD by 2027. Confirming this forecast, only the web application firewall (WAF)
Read MoreHow to Prevent QA Downtime During Vacations in 2026
07.07.2026
QA downtime hits teams every summer, when key engineers go on leave without coverage in place. Releases that depend on daily test runs and quick bug verification slow down exactly
Read MoreVivaTech 2026: Practical QA Lessons from AI, Robots, and Real-World Demos
At VivaTech 2026 in Paris, QATestLab joined one of Europe’s biggest startup and tech events at a moment when AI, robotics, mobility, and interactive product demos were taking over the show floor. The event brought together startups, tech leaders, investors,
PGC Barcelona 2026: Indies, Demos, and Player Experience in Focus
Pocket Gamer Connects Barcelona centered its two days entirely around personal connections and direct dialogue. Our team actively connected with studios to help them address quality risks and map out reliable release plans. Our Team at Pocket Gamer Connects Barcelona
How to Launch Evaluation Pipeline for AI Agents: An 8-Week Checklist
An evaluation pipeline for AI agents starts with tracing, moves through failure analysis and automated scoring, and turns into a cycle of experiments that make agents better over time. This guide will help you build that process in 8 weeks,
Vibe Coding for Mobile MVPs: When Features and Bugs Scale Together
30.07.2026
Vibe coding and tools like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Claude let developers put together a mobile MVP in a matter of days. The code is generated faster than the architecture
Read MoreAI in iGaming: Where It Works and What It Changes for QA
15.10.2026
AI in iGaming makes sense when teams need to analyze large volumes of data and speed up decisions that would otherwise take hours of manual work. But bringing AI into
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