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Introducing Agentic Test Automation: Revolutionizing software testing in the era of agentic AI

In a significant leap forward for the software testing industry, Tricentis has introduced Agentic Test Automation, an advanced, AI-powered tool set to transform how QA teams create and execute automated test cases. This industry-leading agentic AI solution, directly embedded into Tricentis Tosca, allows teams to generate comprehensive test cases autonomously using natural language prompts, unlocking a new level of efficiency and productivity in software testing.

Windsurf: Using AI to build a custom connector with Fivetran's Connector SDK

This tutorial demonstrates how to build a Fivetran Connector SDK custom connector using Windsurf. The demo showcases the end-to-end process of creating, testing, and deploying a connector that ingests Animal Drug Adverse Events (ADAE) problem reports from the openFDA API.

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Step inside the world of AI innovation as Cindi Howson talks with @noelleai, CEO of the AI Leadership Institute and author of Scaling Responsible AI: From Enthusiasm to Execution. They'll explore how to build and scale responsible AI, starting with Noelle's unique perspective from the early Alexa team with Jeff Bezos, where she shaped successful mindfulness apps. Discover more about her "I Love AI" community, which has taught over 3.4 million people.

From Assistants to Impact. How AI is Driving ROI for Insurers with Appian

Automation has long been a key driver of efficiency. Traditional RPA and IDP technology promised to relieve carriers from rekeying, extracting data from forms, and other repetitive tasks. At Appian, we saw early that automation in isolation doesn't achieve transformative outcomes. Why? Because AI has too often been deployed at the edges of workflows: copilots, chatbots, or analytics dashboards that assist us when prompted.

Real-World Security Considerations for MCP

Every new protocol introduces complexities—onboarding new tools and SDKs, adapting to new processes, evaluating security and performance implications, ensuring compatibility with existing systems, and overcoming the learning curve. So when a new protocol shows up, the first question to ask is: is it really necessary? Let’s ask that about MCP—what problem is it trying to solve?