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Suncoast Credit Union strengthens QA outcomes with AI-driven automation

Florida’s largest credit union is stepping up its digital modernisation efforts...

2i acquires Planit UK in push to dominate UK pure play market

The deal signals a continued consolidation in the specialist testing market...

CEO of Quali: AI speeds up DevOps but exposes QA blind spots in banking

Lior Koriat warns AI is introducing new layers of fragility, particularly in complex environments...

Testing autonomy: Why agentic AI is rapidly rewriting banking QA

As banks embrace agents, QA teams face a new challenge: validating behaviour, not just code...

Why AI-driven development is raising the stakes for banking QA

Today's risk landscape is shaped by the sheer velocity of software change, amplified by AI...

Rollbacks, hallucinations and weak validation expose major AI risks in banking QA

AI quality gaps widen as banks scale faster than they can test, warns Chris Sheehan...

Applause doubles down on AI testing as software quality gaps widen

CTO hire signals a push by Applause into AI assurance and real-world validation...

Beyond automation: Is AI forcing banks to confront QA culture gaps?

Banks risk scaling poor testing practices at machine speed as AI surges across QA pipelines...

SmartBear CEO: Shift-Left model is ‘failing’ as AI upends testing practices

SmartBear CEO Dan Faulkner warns that AI is rapidly 'breaking' the Shift Left model...

Banks face ‘script fatigue’ as QA teams shift toward autonomous testing models

AI promises self-healing and predictive testing as manual bottlenecks strain under DevOps velocity...

Infosys-Harness deal targeting post-code bottleneck in AI-driven banking delivery

This week's Infosys-Harness deal should be seen as part of a wider industry trend...

Inspired Testing CTO: Quality assurance is now ‘a property of the system’

Shift-left has become the standard, while automation is 'no longer impressive', argues Leon Lodewyks...