How will AI shape quality engineering? What role will engineers play as testing becomes increasingly “autonomous”? And what measures must organisations take to avoid legislative risks, negative bias, and barriers to diversity and inclusion? Register to find out!
Hosted by Curiosity, Dragonfly and The BCS SIGiST
AI in testing: A panel discussion
How will AI shape testing?
In the 2 months since Curiosity’s last live discussion of AI and quality, AI-augmented testing has evolved leaps and bounds. There are new tools and approaches, fresh organizational worries, and renewed concerns for diversity and inclusion.
This live panel discussion will help you identify the unprecedented benefits of AI for your software testing, while flagging key risks for software quality, human equality, and legislative compliance.
It will gather four testing experts, bringing 80+ years’ software delivery experience, and expertise in AI regulation, diversity in AI, model-based testing and generative AI. They will explore how you can use AI to accelerate your testing and pay off technical debt, while implementing Artificial Intelligence in a fair, legal, and equitable manner.
Meet the speakers

James Walker - CEO & Co-Founder
James Walker is the Co-Founder and CEO of Curiosity Software, where he works with a range of organisations to identify and resolve their quality needs.

Rich Jordan - Enterprise Solution Architect
Rich Jordan has reached over 20 years in testing and software delivery, mainly within complex financial services environments.

Adam Leon Smith - CTO
Adam is the CTO of Dragonfly, Chair of the BCS Fellows Technical Advisory Group, and a member of the BCS Special Interest Group in Software Testing.

Nicola Martin - Council Member for BCS
Nicola has been involved in the tech industry for just over 20 years. She is passionate about increasing diversity and inclusion in software engineering.