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Code Intelligence announced the launch of Spark, an AI test agent that autonomously identifies bugs in unknown code without human interaction.

It's an AI Agent that finds real-world vulnerabilities by automatically generating and running a test for a widely used open-source software.

Spark is designed to fully automate software testing, from identifying bugs early in the development process to their actual remediation, drastically lowering the entry barrier to advanced security testing technologies like white-box fuzz testing. When testing software, for a codebase with 100.000 lines of code, it saves up to 1.000 hours of manual effort.

"The uncovered real-world vulnerability proves that AI can effectively take over manual tasks in software testing, such as analyzing code, identifying the most likely attack vectors, generating and running tests, and can thereby yield great results," said Eric Brueggemann, CEO of Code Intelligence. "Next, we will focus on going even further by automatically fixing any uncovered bugs. This means the entire software testing process - from creating tests to bug remediation - will be completed in minutes without human interaction. However, humans will continue to make the final decisions. We will provide automatically generated pull requests with a proven fix."