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The true test of intelligence:
Using AI to test AI

Businesses need to trust that the core AI algorithms and logic produce the expected outcomes.

Goodbye hype. AI is real.

Businesses are increasingly adopting AI applications like Microsoft Copilot and Salesforce Einstein to revolutionize their operational frameworks, creating a more efficient, innovative, and customer-focused environment. But what happens when AI isn’t working as expected?  How do you ensure your AI isn’t hallucinating?

Generative AI risks

Trust and reliability issues

Trust and reliability issues

Errors erode users' trust in the AI, degrading customer experience and business performance.

Data exposure

Data exposure

Malfunctions may lead to inadvertent exposure or mishandling of sensitive data.

Compromised quality

Compromised quality

Incorrect suggestions or completions can result in errors impacting business operations.

Compliance risks

Compliance risks

Errors in AI processing could lead to non-compliance with data privacy regulations, posing legal risks.

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You want your teams to deliver higher-quality software faster and more effectively. To meet this challenge, you may be using or considering AI-augmented testing tools. Let us show you how you drive continuous quality across your business – including your AI apps.

AI Validate block

AI Validate

Compares AI-generated responses with expected outcomes to ensure accuracy. 

AI Transform block

AI Transform

Allows for complex data manipulations tailored to specific needs, enhancing data utility within tests.

AI Extract block

AI Extract

Simplifies the extraction of data from various inputs, making your data handling more streamlined.

AI Generate block

AI Generate

Creates realistic and varied datasets for more comprehensive testing, simulating real-world scenarios.

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“The world of enterprise software is going to get completely rewired. Companies with untrustworthy AI will not do well in the market.”

Abhay Parasnis

Abhay Parasnis

Founder and CEO, Typeface

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Let’s find out what AI applications you’re using and why. This is an open project, so we’ll send you the results and post them here. If you’re still early in your AI journey, take a moment to imagine the use cases that would benefit your business.  If you need a little prompting, we’ve added use cases below for you to consider. 

AI application use case examples

Customer Service

Customer service

Natural language processing (NLP) enable chat-bots to understand and respond to customer queries effectively.

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Supply Chain Optimization

Supply chain optimization

Machine learning models analyze historical sales data, market trends, and other factors to forecast demand and optimize stock levels, reducing overstock and stockouts.

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Supply Chain Optimization

Process automation

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) combined with AI automates routine and repetitive tasks such as data entry, invoice processing, and employee onboarding.

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Supply Chain Optimization

Data analysis and insights

AI analyzes large datasets to uncover patterns and insights that inform decision-making.

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Customer Service

Fraud detection and cybersecurity

AI algorithms detect fraudulent activities by analyzing transaction patterns and identifying anomalies and identifying potential threats in real-time. 

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Supply Chain Optimization

Energy management

AI optimizes energy consumption by analyzing usage patterns and adjusting systems for efficient energy use. 

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Supply Chain Optimization

Technology and consumer goods

AI accelerates product development by analyzing customer feedback and market trends to suggest new features or product ideas.

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Supply Chain Optimization

Predictive maintenance

Sensors collect data on machinery, and AI algorithms analyze this data to forecast maintenance needs, reducing downtime and repair costs.

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