AI is accelerating software development at an unprecedented pace.
What used to take weeks can now be built in hours.
But while development has evolved, testing hasn’t kept up—and that gap is becoming a serious risk.
Most teams still rely on scripts, selectors, and implementation-based validation. In an AI-driven world, where code changes rapidly and interfaces evolve constantly, this approach is increasingly fragile.
The real challenge isn’t speed.
It’s the absence of a clear, machine-readable understanding of intent.
What should the system guarantee—regardless of how it’s built?
This is where the idea of a “System of Intent” comes in:
A shift from validating steps to validating outcomes.
It’s not just a better way to test, it’s a necessary evolution for AI-driven development.
We explored what this means for QA, engineering teams, and the future of software quality 👇
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