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From AI chaos to agentic QA, ft. Andy Weir, author of The Martian and Project Hail Mary

10x faster coding. Same QA. Until now. You're coding faster with AI. But if your agents are siloed and disconnected, those gains aren’t yet showing up in your quality or delivery – it's getting lost in the handoffs. Join SmartBear for a live demonstration of the connected agentic SDLC. See how BearQ extends beyond creating tests to coordinating quality work across Jira, GitHub, and AI-powered workflows – detecting issues, triggering the right next action, and carrying context from one agent to the next.

Are Traditional Methods and Tools for Safety and Security Sufficient for the AIDLC of the Future?

AI may make coding faster, but can your safety, security, and verification practices keep pace? In this webinar, Perforce Director of Product Steve Howard examines how the emerging AI Development Lifecycle (AIDLC) could reshape embedded software development and specifically V&V processes. You'll also learn where AI can help, where its limitations remain, and what organizations should consider as they prepare for AI-driven development.

AI Workspace + Tosca: Building agentic test cases for SAP Fiori apps

Going from a written requirement to an executable test usually means writing the steps and data yourself, then mapping each one to the application by hand. Pair Tricentis AI Workspace's requirement analysis with Tosca's agentic automation to go from a Jira ticket to a running, reusable test case for your SAP Fiori applications. In this walkthrough, you will see how to generate a test case from a requirement, map it to the Fiori UI, and save it for regression.

YAML is Having a Moment, and the Reason is Agents!

Every few years, a mature technology finds an unexpected use that breathes new life into the data profession. Change data capture did it for data delivery, and cloud data warehouses did it for business analytics. You may think I’m going to wax lyrical about generative AI, but I’m actually thinking of a markup language that's “having a moment” thanks to generative AI.

Ep 97 | AI Agents Move Fast. Who's in Control?

One developer burned through 300 million AI tokens in a single week. The payoff was far less impressive. For Todd Trevillion, it's a striking example of what can happen when AI adoption outpaces the controls needed to manage it. And with autonomous AI agents beginning to make decisions on behalf of businesses, the stakes are getting higher.

Tricentis Labs: Evaluating and Scoring AI Agents with Agent Score

Agents are easy to build and hard to measure. When your company runs hundreds or thousands of them, hand-written evals can’t keep up, and it’s unclear which agents are correct, efficient, and ready for users. In this conversation, Ryan Yackel, SVP of Product Marketing, and Andrew Demers, Product Manager for Agent Score at Tricentis Labs, explain how to measure agent quality, score agents automatically, and trace issues back to behavior.

Understand Your Real Estate Data Before Building AI | Innovation Blueprint

Before building an AI-powered real estate product, understand the data that will power it. In this episode of The Innovation Blueprint Podcast, Roman Havrylyuk of ORIL and David Lovins, CEO of The Warren Group, explore why understanding your data — where it comes from, how it’s structured, and how different datasets connect — should come before building AI solutions. The better you understand your data, the better equipped you are to build technology that delivers reliable, meaningful results.

Why API Security Is Foundational to AI Security (Akamai Study)

Secure AI starts with securing the APIs underneath it. This session breaks down why APIs and MCPs are the control plane for AI apps and agents, where unmanaged API risk hides, and how security and platform teams can improve visibility, posture, runtime protection, and governance across production environments. KEY TAKEAWAYS TIMESTAMPS.

Resumable token streaming: why AI streams break on reconnect

Refresh the page, lose signal, switch tabs. Users expect the AI conversation to still be there when they return, with the answer picking up where it left off. Resumable token streaming makes that possible: a returning client catches up with the in-progress response instead of starting over. Making a stream resumable is an architecture decision. Starting generation, storing the response, and delivering it need to happen in separate parts of your stack.