Topic: AI in Quality: Leveraging Intelligent Systems for Improved Software Testing
Presenter: Ron Kelley, Founder and CEO of CiZen
Date: Thursday, October 24, 2024
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 PM ET
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RUs: 0.5
About the Presentation
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries, and its impact on quality assurance and software testing is profound. This talk will introduce quality professionals to AI's practical applications in software testing, focusing on real-time code testing and autonomous quality checks. Participants will learn how AI agents can assist in generating effective test cases, continuously testing code, and enhancing overall testing processes.
The session will explore two main use cases: AI-assisted test case generation and AI agents for continuous testing. Attendees will understand how these approaches can reduce manual effort, improve accuracy, and predict risks before they escalate, ultimately boosting efficiency in software testing workflows. The discussion will also cover challenges, including trust, data quality, and balancing automation with human intervention.
Targeted at professionals with some familiarity with quality processes, this talk aims to provide actionable insights into how AI can practically support and enhance quality efforts.
Presenter and Bio
Ronald J. Kelley, PhD, ASQ CSSBB, is the founder and CEO of CiZen, a company focused on training and application development to empower mid-career professionals with the skills needed to thrive in an AI-enabled work environment.
He is a Lead Instructor and Curriculum Manager for the NSF I-Corps program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he integrates GenAI to develop interactive course material. Additionally, Ron is developing a specialized Business Model Coach powered by large language models tailored for innovation.
A successful entrepreneur, Ron has founded multiple startups in the energy and sustainability sectors, including a multi-million-dollar exit. Through Green Gap Solutions, he provides consulting and training in Lean Six Sigma, Innovation, and Risk Management, working with leading organizations to solve complex problems and optimize performance. Ron holds a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is a Motorola and ASQ-certified Six Sigma Black Belt with over 30 U.S. patents.
In his personal time, Ron enjoys biking and playing blues on the harmonica. He serves as Deputy Region Director for Region 5 of ASQ.
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