Fuzzy Quality: Recent Episodes
Adam Leon Smith
Fuzzy Quality is hosted by Adam Leon Smith. In this podcast we talk to industry practitioners and researchers exploring the complex and emerging world of verification and validation of AI-based systems. We also explore how AI can itself be used in the testing of conventional software.
Adam talks to Anna Bilan and Mark Eldred from Deloitte about the evolution of AI testing and setting up a proposition to cater for evolving client needs.
Adam talks to Dr Joanna Olszewska about her paper and research on testing intelligent vision systems.
Adam talks to Micah Carroll about his paper on evaluating the robustness of collaborative agents.
Adam talks to Wayne Ariola about his open testing platform concept and testing as code as an enabler for the next generation of test tooling.
Over to Canada. Adam talks to Olivier Blais from Moov AI about Gartner's latest AI predictions, as well as their MOST framework.
Still in Germany! Adam talks to Steffen Herbold and Tobias Haar about their fascinating work on smoke testing machine learning algorithms and test design techniques. Steffen is also on Twitter. You can find the paper we are talking about here.
This week to Germany! Adam talks to Dr Christina Strobel about the complex relationship between human behaviour and new technologies, causation versus correlation, and grounding theory. Christina's website is here, she is also on Twitter and LinkedIn.
This week to Italy! Adam talks to Andrea Romdhana about the ARES tool and his research on how DeepRL can be used to find crashes in Android Mobile Applications. Andrea is on Twitter and LinkedIn. You can find the paper we are talking about here.
Adam talks to Rik Marselis about the quality characteristics of AI systems. Rik is on Twitter and LinkedIn. You can find the paper we are talking about here and the book here .
