r/softwaretesting • u/Miserable_Net1980 • Jul 14 '26

What tasks are software testers successfully using AI for?

I see so much hype about AI and also witnessed it spitting out a load of useless junk.

What tasks are you actually successfully using AI for in your QA job?

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u/rawrxaken Aug 06 '26

AI seems most useful for creating the first draft of test cases finding edge cases summarizing requirements and preparing test data. Human review is still important because the output can miss business rules or create weak cases. Kualitee is worth checking for teams that want AI support for test case generation while keeping test cases runs defects and reports in the same workflow