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AI is not just changing how we test it's redefining how we lead. This high-impact AMA explores how testing leadership must evolve in an AI-first world. Whether you're managing a lean QA team or scaling quality across a large enterprise, the session offers frameworks and insight to help you lead, not just adapt, through transformation. What you'll take away: About Jaydeep Chakrabarty.

AI tools are getting smarter, and many of them now have access to more than you realize. From test scripts to config files to internal APIs, what starts as "just a helper" can become a hidden risk. In this AMA, Harinee will share where things go wrong when tools are trusted too quickly. We’ll look at real examples, permission pitfalls, and ways to keep your systems safer. If you’re using AI in testing or automation, this session will help you ask better questions. Bring your curiosity and your concerns. Let’s talk about what your tools can do, and what they shouldn't.

Agentic AI marks the next evolutionary leap in artificial intelligence - systems that don’t just answer prompts or generate content, but plan, decide, and act on our behalf with minimal oversight. In this webinar, we’ll demystify what “agentic” really means, trace the shift from single‑step chatbots to multi‑step autonomous agents, and explore the architectures—sense‑plan‑act loops, large‑language‑model reasoning layers, and tool‑integrations—that make true agency possible.

A Shifting Left Success Story” takes you inside a real-world transformation where test automation was intentionally moved earlier in the development lifecycle — with measurable and lasting impact. This session unpacks the how, why, and key lessons learned from embedding Shift Left practices within a cross-functional team. You’ll discover what made the approach successful, where challenges emerged, and how a thoughtful Shift Left strategy can dramatically improve code quality, shorten feedback loops, and build greater trust between developers, testers, and product stakeholders.

AI can feel like a black box, but when it is tested like any other system, unexpected weaknesses begin to surface. This session explores how large language models can be pushed into unsafe or unintended behavior, revealing that AI is not immune to flaws, poor decisions, or broken assumptions.

Implementing the Playwright Framework with AI explores how to enhance test automation by integrating AI capabilities. This approach minimises code writings, eliminates traditional locator strategies, and ensures low test maintenance. The session will demonstrate how AI-driven solutions can simplify and optimise test automation, making it more efficient and scalable.

API tests are faster and more reliable than UI tests. So why aren’t more testers using them? In this session, we’ll learn what kinds of API tests to run, and how to easily configure them in Cypress. Your API tests can live alongside your UI tests, providing valuable fast feedback for the quality of your application!

Discover the groundbreaking convergence of Playwright and Generative AI that's transforming how web testing is approached. This session unveils a revolutionary capability where AI assists in automatically generating test scripts without requiring manual coding. Experience how this intelligent automation system can analyze your application, understand user flows, and create comprehensive test suites with minimal human intervention.

The rise of AI is transforming how software is developed and tested—but the hardest questions for QA leaders aren’t about tools. They’re about people, productivity, and long-term strategy. As organizations race to integrate AI, leaders must rethink how they hire, train, and guide teams while making tough decisions about whether to build custom solutions, buy off-the-shelf platforms, or take a more measured approach. This panel brings together leaders who are navigating these crossroads in real time.

AI in automation is rapidly emerging as a powerful enabler for testers. From automation script generation utilities to simplifying API testing and framework development, these capabilities promise to accelerate productivity. But as testers embrace assistants like Copilot and Cursor, big questions emerge - What does this mean to the future of open-source frameworks like Selenium and Playwright? How should testers balance the speed of AI-generated code with the need for reliability and maintainability? ⁠How do we measure productivity gains from AI-paired programming? And AI doesn't stop at coding.