Summer QA Meet-up: AI, security and untested assumptions
The sixth edition of the meet-up series with BrowserStack, summer edition. Three talks on AI and testing in practice, from Copilot at enterprise scale to what happens when assumptions go untested.
About this event
Alessandro Stefouli-Vozza opened with AI, Security, and Scale: how GitHub Copilot and Enterprise Cloud are changing software development. Rémon van Gijn and Sibel Ulufer shared a painful lesson in The Hidden Cost of Untested Assumptions: how gaps in testing lead to real consequences. Umut Ay Bora (spriteCloud) closed on LLMs, the limits of AI in QA, and captcha-busting.
By this edition the series with BrowserStack had been running for nearly two years, with earlier talks from Andrew Knight (The Automation Panda), Nadim Mansour (AWS) and BrowserStack's Head of Product.
The hosts
spriteCloud is a specialist software testing and QA consultancy, founded in Amsterdam in 2009. The team of 50+ testers covers functional testing, test automation, performance testing, cybersecurity and agentic AI testing, embedded directly in client delivery teams across Amsterdam and Barcelona.
Towson helps organisations bring strategy and execution together, enabling people to understand the bigger picture, take ownership and move forward together. They combine organisational transformation, leadership and AI expertise through consulting, coaching and training.
Agenda
17:30 — 18:00
Doors, food & drinks
Summer-in-the-city edition at spriteCloud HQ.
18:00 — 20:00
Talks & Q&A
Three talks on AI and testing in practice.
20:00 — 21:00
Drinks & networking
Stay for the summer vibes.
Speakers
Alessandro Stefouli-Vozza — Microsoft
AI, Security, and Scale: How GitHub Copilot & Enterprise Cloud Are Changing Software Development
Rémon van Gijn (NN) & Sibel Ulufer (spriteCloud)
The Hidden Cost of Untested Assumptions
Umut Ay Bora — spriteCloud
LLMs, Limitations of AI & QA, and Captcha-Busting
spriteCloud HQ, Amsterdam
Amsterdam · 4 min walk from the nearest tram stop. Bike parking out front. Online? You'll get the livestream link by email.
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