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Testing AI with AI: strategies for validating Machine Learning Models

Artificial intelligence is becoming a core part of modern software. From fraud detection to recommendation systems, machine learning models are shaping business outcomes and user experiences. But with this progress comes complexity. Unlike traditional applications, AI systems don’t behave in predictable ways. They adapt, learn, and sometimes make mistakes that are hard to trace.

Agentic Test Automation for Salesforce: Accelerate and simplify your Salesforce quality

We are pleased to introduce Tricentis Agentic Test Automation for Salesforce, an AI-driven solution that makes it possible to achieve high-quality Salesforce environments faster and with less effort. We recently announced Agentic Test Automation, enabling Tricentis Tosca to generate comprehensive, end-to-end tests using natural language. With this update, we are extending this capability and applying the power of agentic AI to your Salesforce environments.

ClearML Enterprise v3.27: Project Workloads Dashboard, Token Controls, and UI Upgrades

ClearML Enterprise v3.27 delivers on the three capabilities most requested by practitioners : clear visibility into compute consumption inside projects, simpler and safer access control for remote sessions and deployed endpoints, and quality-of-life upgrades across the UI. The result is better cost control, stronger governance, and faster day-to-day execution.

Ep 43 | Mike Walsh Returns: Are AI Agents the New Workforce?

Fresh off his keynote at Cloudera’s EVOLVE NYC, futurist and author Mike Walsh returns to The AI Forecast to share bold insights on the rise of AI agents and what they mean for business, culture, and society. In this wide-ranging conversation, Mike explores how AI is evolving from simple automation into a limitless digital workforce, and why the real disruption lies in the second- and third-order consequences of this transformation.

Managing AI Risks When Implementing Gen AI

As enterprises embed gen AI into their workflows, many are discovering a minefield of risks. Data privacy breaches, misinformation, adversarial attacks and hidden bias are just a few of the challenges that can derail gen AI initiatives. These aren't just technical concerns, they're business-critical issues that can erode trust, trigger legal consequences, and tarnish reputations.

Inside AI Engineer Paris 2025 Part 2 - How We Built a Photobooth with Flux Kontext + Qwen 3 VLM

On September 23 and 24, we hosted AI Engineer Paris 2025 at Station F — a one-day gathering of builders, researchers, and practitioners exploring the future of applied AI. With five talk tracks, 48 sessions, and 25 sponsors, the event brought together the best of the AI engineering community in Europe and worldwide. If you want a full recap of the key themes and takeaways from the talks, check out our event recap blog post.

Why OT Cyber Security and Healthcare Staffing Companies Matter for Financial Innovation and Governance

OT cyber security is more than a buzzword-it's the line between operational continuity and complete shutdown. Operational Technology (OT) includes the systems that control physical processes, like factory machinery, hospital equipment, and power grids. When those systems are compromised, the impact isn't just digital-it's physical, financial, and sometimes even life-threatening.

The Future of Coding: How Cursor and WarpStream Power AI Productivity | Life Is But A Stream

Software development is changing fast. With Cursor, Anysphere is building an AI-forward IDE that fuses human creativity with machine intelligence. At the heart of this transformation is data streaming—making it possible to train models responsibly, deliver lightning-fast Tab completions, and scale telemetry without breaking engineering velocity. In this episode, engineer Alex Haugland shares how WarpStream gives Cursor sovereignty over user data, how telemetry and accounting pipelines strengthen product decisions, and why “coding is really just a bug” in how we interact with computers.