IP EXPO unveils the ‘latest’ developments
Europe’s enterprise IT event, IP EXPO Europe, took over Excel, London, for its 12th event yesterday, showcasing new, exclusive content and senior-level insights from across the industry, as well as...
View ArticleMattel decides against AI powered “babysitter”
Mattel has decided against releasing its artificial intelligence (AI) powered “babysitter” called Aristotle, because of privacy concerns and other implications. The toy company broadcasted the device...
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Artificial intelligence arrives for test generation
How New AI technology is already impacting test organisations and how it will impact yours in the coming months What is wrong with automated testing today? As application complexity continues to...
View ArticleDoes AI replace or assist?
Does artificial intelligence (AI) replace software testers, or assist? To find out what effect AI has on the tech-savvy individuals, Test Magazine reporter, Leah Alger, receives vitalising views from...
View ArticleGo digital faster to keep your financial services business afloat
Nick Pike, VP UK and Ireland at OutSystems, outlines how financial service business can stay afloat, with reference to the work done with one of the company’s customers, Deloitte, to help...
View ArticleBlockchain to reshape digital businesses by 2018, says report
Blockchain used with robotics, machine learning, artificial intelligence and virtual reality will reshape digital businesses and disruptive outcomes by 2018, according to a report by Dimension Data....
View ArticleArtificial intelligence outsmarts security check system
Computer scientists have developed artificial intelligence, which outsmarts a computers security check system. Captcha, which means the “Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and...
View ArticleIndian IT companies shift strategies
India is hoping IT start-ups will give the US$150billion industry a “lease of life”. The industry is making investments in areas such as: automation, artificial intelligence and big data. India’s...
View ArticleJapan, Korea, Taiwan and China develops 70% of AI, says report
In a bid to secure Britain’s position as a “world leader” in tech and innovation, Chancellor Phillip Hammond has revealed his funding plans to help tech in the UK. “A new tech business is founded in...
View ArticleTestplant predicts 2018 as the year of IoT-as-a-service
The hottest artificial intelligence (AI) platform today will be a cold fish by the end of 2018. That’s according to Testplant’s technology predictions for the year ahead. The digital automation...
View ArticleGoogle to open AI research centre in China
Google is opening a research centre on artificial intelligence (AI) in China and will be employing local talent. The Google AI China Center will consist of a small group of researchers supported by...
View ArticleKLM uses AI to answer customers’ questions on social media
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines announced that it’s using artificial intelligence (AI) within its social media services. KLM has been working with DigitalGenius, an AI frontrunner, to add automated answers to...
View ArticleAlibaba Cloud helps Bejing’s Capital International Airport
Alibaba Cloud, the public cloud computing arm of Alibaba Group Holding, is unveiling new artificial intelligence technology (AI) next month, to help prevent delays at Beijing’s international airport....
View ArticleCES to cover the future of AI
IBM is to reveal the future of artificial intelligence (AI) on the 10 January 2018 at CES, Las Vegas. CES 2018 showcases the future of AI on Wednesday; a key ingredient technology over the next decade...
View ArticleHere comes the robots: Intelligent machines could take, make or reboot...
As artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionises work as we know it, how will the software testing and security industry be impacted? The robots are coming: “Lock up your knowledge and protect your job...
View ArticleWill our future life be impacted positively by these connected and robotic...
This article explores the various ways that robotic and connected devices might disrupt the future of day-to-day life for the better. In our view, envisioning the possible products of the future means...
View ArticleMicrosoft says ‘superfast quantum computers are needed’
The head of Microsoft recently revealed at the World Economic Forum in Davos that the world is “rapidly running out of computing capacity”. Satya Nadella said: “Superfast quantum computers are needed...
View ArticleIntelligent testing: The radical new business disruptor
Forget coding, programming or even security. How businesses use the intelligence they get from testing their core products will be fundamental to their success in 2018. For successful online e-commerce...
View ArticleWill US robots take over African people’s jobs?
Touching upon a recent report, Software Testing News Journalist, Leah Alger, asks senior software testers their thoughts on artificial intelligence taking over African people’s jobs who work in the USA...
View ArticleHow AI is taking the drudgery out of business processes
The debate on how artificial intelligence (AI) could shape the way we work tends to take place on a grand scale. We talk about a future where driverless vehicles will deliver our goods from factories...
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