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AI and software quality, made useful.

Ludovico speaks about the decisions behind AI-assisted quality engineering: what counts as evidence, where human review matters, and how teams can make residual risk visible.

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Featured 2026 talk · StackConnect Europe, Zurich

This talk introduces the Agentic QE Scorecard: four questions for assessing whether an agent is improving quality or merely improving a dashboard. The companion resource includes the scorecard, practical templates, and its sources.

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Ideas that travel back into the work.

Evidence over activity

Generated tests, coverage, and passing pipelines are useful signals. They become meaningful only when they show that important risks are actually detected.

Responsible AI-assisted quality

AI can support generation, triage, and automation. Critical decisions still need review, traceability, and a clear understanding of what remains uncovered.

Quality as a shared practice

Reliable software comes from collaboration between quality, product, and engineering, with risks made visible before they reach users.

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