In 2025, the enterprise LLM market was valued at USD 8.65 billion and is expected to grow to USD 33.72 billion by 2035. In test automation, when an LLM generates an automated UI test, the representation (code, keyword-driven, natural language) you ask it to produce matters. A testRigor’s four-line plain-English test can express the same ...

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“Accountability breeds response-ability.” —Stephen Covey. With the emergence of AI-enhanced software development, the traditional accountability chain in software engineering has changed. When tools such as Copilot or ChatGPT generate code, authorship is obscured, and developers become more of a reviewer than an original creator. This raises an important question: if humans are not fully responsible ...

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Artificial Intelligence has become the buzzword of every engineering conference, boardroom meeting, and product roadmap. But at this year’s ELC Annual Conference, the conversation took a refreshingly practical turn. Led by Artem Golubev, Co-founder & CEO of testRigor, the roundtable “Getting Value from Using AI for Code Generation” brought together engineering leaders who’ve lived the ...

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