Testing in the digital age; international booklaunch at German Testing Day

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The new book "Testing in the digital age; AI makes the difference" is about all knowledge needed for todays and tomorrows test engineering. It includes topics like "testing of AI", "testing with AI", "testing of blockchain", new quality characteristics and more. The book was launched in the Netherlands on 1 June and internationally in Germany on 8 June. In this presentation Rik Marselis gives an overview of this new book in the TMap suite of testing knowledge.

Data & Analytics

Testing…
in the digital age
AI makes the difference
Booklaunch
German Testing Days, Frankfurt, 8 June 2018
Rik Marselis

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Who has a robot?
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Who has a robot? In 10 years all of you will !!

1980
Rik Marselis@rikmarselis
2007 2012 20122008
Workgroup
-member
20142009
Management consultant
Digital assurance & testing

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The future of testing: quality forecasting
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Would you like to work with a robot?
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Cobotics: collaborating with robots
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Exoskeleton: robot gives extra muscle-power
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Ruben de Sain crowdfunded his
exoskeleton to get out of his
wheelchair.

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What are your fears about intelligent machines?
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The Frankenstein factor: fear of AI
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Super intelligence & super stupidity
Foto uit de film “Ex Machina” 2015

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Two more general worries
Loss of culture and defeating nature
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Let’s cope with these fears in a scientific way…
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Six angles of quality
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Existing knowledge New knowledge

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Mechanical, Electrical, Information processing
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No. 2001 is seen on the rollers at the Vitry test plant
Gresley Society Collection, 1934
Testing an electric stove,
1970’s © handyman
The 7 generic testing activities of
TMap® 1995/2006
Existing knowledge
But still very relevant,
also for testing
intelligent machines.

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Testing intelligent machines is different…
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Traditional testing compares
expected and actual outcome.
For intelligent machines predicting
outcome is difficult; todays
correct result may differ from
tomorrows correct result, so:
- Define tolerances
- Control input
- Test the machine in its
intended environment
- Use new quality characteristics

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ISO25010 – Product Quality characteristics
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ISO25010 extended quality characteristics
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The new quality characteristics
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Machine learning – ability to learn
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<<< vervangen door filmclip >>>
This is what machine learning looked like ☺ Scene from the film “Short circuit” (1986)

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Ability to learn and to unlearn
Machine learning
• Continued learning
• Frozen
Examination
• One-time
• Continuous
Un-learning
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Video:
Unlearning and
relearning to
ride a bicycle

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How to unlearn AI’s ?
Rule-based AI:
• Change the programmed rules
Reinformement learning AI:
• Change goal(s)
• Control input
• Feed new learning data
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Scene from the film “Robot and Frank” 2012

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Scene from documentary
“I am Alice” 2015
Morality: Ethics & Privacy

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Personality - mood
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Personality: mood & humor

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now let’s look at
testing WITH them
Well, this was all about
testing OF
intelligent machines,
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Robot automatically performs regression tests
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Video that shows how Sogeti does regression testing of a cockpit at Airbus

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Robot automatically performs regression tests
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Low-cost
(€300,-)
robot-arm
tests mobile
devices.
Connected
to test ma-
nagement
tool.
Test cases
check if
the quality
goals are
met and
risks are
covered.

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Use a digital twin to virtually test a product…
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More testing in less time
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The future of testing: quality forecasting
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Forecasting using multiple models
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The tester will interpret the outcome of multiple
models and create the advice for the stakeholders

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Cognitive QA – for example: smart dashboards
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Thank you.
This book was introduced on 1 June 2018
Humayun Shaukat Tom van de Ven Rik Marselis
© Sogeti 2018

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