QA teams face shrinking regression cycles and AI-generated tests that mask underlying code problems. Daniel from QA Tech demonstrates building an agentic validation layer where agents test based on user goals instead of selectors, adapting to UI changes without script rewrites.
Last up is our webinar of the week. So this is all about Powered Up QA Teams in the Age of AI: Testing with an Agentic Validation Layer, which is coming up August 25th at 10:00 AM Eastern. And this covers what a lot of you are probably living right now. Developers ship faster with coding agents, regression cycles studying days, every UI change breaks another script, and the tests those agents write for their code can't be trusted because when a test fails, the agent often fixes the test instead of the code. The verification lands back on QA. We'll be joined by QA Tech CEO Daniel, who's going to walk through building an agentic validation layer. QA agents that test by user goals rather than by selector, act like a real user, and adapt when flows change. So no scripts to rewrite, no code access required. So it's gonna be a live demo of intent-based testing I've been seeing a lot more vendors doing. So if you haven't checked it out yet, I highly recommend you do. Plus, it also shows what happens at teams that moved regression runs to agents, including where it didn't work. Definitely register now. Hope to see you there.
