The software company UiPath has introduced Autopilot, an AI tool with many functionalities. This was announced at his own event, which is currently taking place in Las Vegas.

During Forward VI, the event UiPath is currently holding at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas (hopefully the issues have been resolved by now), the company introduced Autopilot. This is a comprehensive AI tool for its Business Automation Platform.

Help

First of all, there is Autopilot for assistant. This system helps with brainstorming and handles all kinds of tasks, from ordering lunch to accounting for expenses.

The AI ​​can also find and deploy existing automations. If they don’t already exist, the system can generate them itself.

There’s an app for that

From Autopilot for apps The AI ​​creates an interface for you. This can be done through text prompts, images, and even screenshots or PDFs of paper documents. This is intended to make it easier for developers to clarify their design plans.

The opportunity to do so Expressions The data to be generated across all apps should form an accelerated and unified development process.

In the studio

Then there is Autopilot for studio, is intended to make it easier for developers. This system has several functions:

• Text about the workflow – converts a description into an automatic workflow
• Text to expressions – generated expression code through natural language descriptions
• Automated code generation – converts descriptions directly into code-based automations

Checked

From Autopilot for Test Suite can accelerate every phase of a testing cycle. The system can generate code from comments and gain insights from the results of practical runs. In addition, the AI ​​can also generate tests from it Requirements.

The business side

There is for business analysts Autopilot for Communications Mining. Here, AI helps to quickly answer questions about analyzes and reports. This is done via natural language.

UiPath also plans for the future Autopilot for process mining, also for business analysts. This allows users to create dashboards, create summaries, and apply filters to realize automations.

UiPath, like the rest of the tech world, has been working on AI for some time. For this reason, the London startup Re:infer was acquired last year.