Yikes!

This is what happens when the pace of artificial intelligence adoption scales faster than an organisation’s ability to verify quality.

From the article…

“CodeWall, a cyber security firm, said this week that it had hacked Lilli, McKinsey’s AI platform used by its 40,000 staff, and found millions of files and communications within two hours.”

“The cyber security firm said it had gained access to 57,000 user accounts, 384,000 AI assistants and 94,000 workspaces, which it called “the full organisational structure of how the firm uses AI internally” and the “firm’s intellectual crown jewels”.”

Your approach to software testing and quality engineering has never been more important, and your approach better be a bit more robust than just counting things…