Test Automation Summit
CHICAGO
The Next Generation Testing: AI in Quality Assurance and Beyond
8th October, 2025
09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel
Join us in Chicago
1 Day
1 Track
10+ Speakers
Join us on October 8 in Chicago for the Test Automation Summit—a day of learning, testing, and networking. Featuring 10+ talks, keynotes, tutorials, and panel discussions, this event brings together the testing community to explore trends, share best practices, and connect with peers.
Why Attend
Build Global Connections
Exchange ideas, validate your thoughts, and connect with peers solving similar challenges. Collaborate over coffee, discussions, and tutorials.
Team Coaching Sessions
Join exclusive 45-minute team coaching with global experts—limited to the first 10 teams of 6+. First-come, first-served.
One-on-One Discussions
Chat directly with speakers to get insights, advice, and solutions. A great way to connect and learn through personal interaction.
Speed Networking
Meet peers, share interests, and spark collaborations in a casual, high-energy setting. Start with a drink and keep the convo going.
Testingmind is proud to announce that TAS conferences have been recognized by ISTQB and is now a part of their Conference Network, further validating our commitment to bring the focus on quality in the testing community.
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Featured Speakers
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Sponsors & Partners
The event was extremely engaging with great insights into automation frameworks and practical testing strategies. It was a perfect blend of learning and networking.
I liked every part of the event. It was a great opportunity to connect and learn about different QAs around other organisations.
All the content was relevant and diverse. Continued with the same themes and keeping the most relevant information as tech changes.
It was a very reasonable size audience which made it feel more engaging and easier to network and relate to the speakers.
I enjoyed the event and found the topics very informative and engaging, and will use a lot of what was presented in my projects.
