This Paper “Test-Driven Development Tool for IoT Systems” presents a Test-Driven Development Tool for Internet of Things (IoT) systems with a test-driven framework, improving reliability and efficiency. Check it out!

The paper “BPMN-LLM: Transforming BPMN Models Into Smart Contracts Using Large Language Models” proposes a business process modeling notation-large language model (BPMN-LLM). Check it out!

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This paper “Test Amplification for REST APIs: Using “Out-of-the-Box” Large Language Models” presents a study on REST API testing and its challenges, as tests need to be robust, readable, and cover the limits of the REST protocol. Check it out!

This paper “From Code Generation to Software Testing: AI Copilot With Context-Based Retrieval-Augmented Generation” proposes a novel perspective on software testing, highlighting the transformative potential of AI-driven technologies Check it out!

This paper “AI-Powered Software Testing Tools: Full Autonomy Remains a Distant Goal” shows that AI-driven testing tools are revolutionizing automation by increasing efficiency and reducing maintenance effort. Check it out!

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This paper “Steering Software Qualities” shows that a software architecture, through abstractions, is the main way to direct the quality attributes of a system. Check it out!

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This paper “AI in State Courts: Navigating Innovation and Ethics With Andrea Miller” discusses AI’s potential, with emphasis challenges in integration and the need for collaboration between tech developers and court practitioners. Check it out!

This paper “Building Secure Software: The Future of Security, Privacy, and Compliance” seeks to fill these gaps by highlighting key security insights presented at FSE 2024. Check it out!

This paper “How to Grow a Software Business Within a Legacy Company: You Don’t” discusses how software initiatives within legacy companies often fail because they follow traditional models that stifle innovation. Check it out!

This paper “Next-Generation Software Testing: AI-Powered Test Automation” proposes AI-powered test automation with the ability to address some of the most pressing challenges in software testing. Check it out!

This study “Generative AI for Data Science” presents that Generative AI (GAI) is revolutionizing data science by automating data cleaning, generating high-quality synthetic data, and optimizing model training. Check it out!

This study “Accelerating Web 3D Rendering Performance” describes the use of the Three.js JavaScript library to create interactive 3D experiences in the browser. Check it out!

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This paper “Excel Isn’t a Process, and Not All ‘Intelligence’ Is Smart” shares the experiences and findings of a longitudinal study of tool-adoption in practice. Check it out!