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AI and the Future of Technology Testing

AI’s Impact: Elevating the Role of Today’s Testers AI’s entry into the testing domain feels like it was always meant to be. The latent connection between AI and testing has always existed, rooted in the challenges testers face and the drive to harness technology to overcome them. Testing has always...

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Ideals and Realities – PART 1

So, Just What is the “Quality Mindset”? A Cultural Ideal, Not a Delivery Model The quality mindset is consistently asserted by Agile proponents and described as a cultural commitment whereby quality is not an...

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Who’s Watching the Watchers?

The Case for Quality as a Strategic Guide It is common for executive-level management to consider technology testing and associated QA as intrinsic components of delivery rather than distinct, value-generating...

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Research, Guidance & Reference

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Service specification · v1.3

Expertise Catalogue

TAL's service fulfilment specification for technology and AI quality, risk and assurance management — the expertise, practices and deliverables behind iT-TRAC® and AISTA® — set out for evaluation and procurement. Version 1.3 adds AI assurance and management systems.

PDF · 92 pages · 1.7 MB

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Guest paper

Proving AI Compliance

Firms are giving AI agents real credentials and real access, but existing controls cannot show whether any given action was lawful. This paper sets out how deterministic, rule-based checking produces the evidence a regulator expects — at the moment each interaction happens, rather than after the fact.

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