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ISO/IEC 42119: What the New AI Testing Standards Actually Say

As of September 2026 one part of ISO/IEC 42119 is published, one is a final draft and two are barely started. Here is the verified status of each part, how the series relates to TR 29119-11, and what the CT-AI syllabus actually examines.

By Mike K·
AI TestingISTQB

Testing Agentic AI and LLMs: Red Teaming, RAG and MCP Risks

Agentic systems fail at two layers, and 2026 gave each layer its own OWASP top ten. Here is what a tester should actually check, and exactly where ISTQB CT-AI v2.0 stops.

By Mike K·
AI TestingExam GuidesISTQB

Testing ML Models: Data, Bias and Quality Characteristics

How to test a machine learning model the ISTQB CT-AI way: check data quality, expose bias, and cover AI-specific quality characteristics — not just accuracy.

By Mike K·
AI TestingISTQBExam Guides

Precision, Recall and F1 for Testers: What Actually Matters

A tester-focused guide to precision, recall and F1 score: how to read a confusion matrix, when each metric matters, and why 94% accuracy can still be a bad model.

By Mike K·
Exam GuidesISTQBAI Testing

An ISTQB CT-AI Study Plan: Where the Time Actually Goes

Where the study time for ISTQB CT-AI v2.0 really goes: the order to read the syllabus in, the CTFL habits that mislead you, how to drill ML metrics, and how to read a mock score.

By Mike K·
AI TestingExam GuidesISTQB

CT-AI v2.0 vs v1.0: What Changed in the 2026 Syllabus

ISTQB's Certified Tester AI Testing syllabus jumped to v2.0 in April 2026 — 11 chapters became 7, with new GenAI, LLM red teaming and dedicated data and model test levels. Here's every change and which version to sit.

By Mike K·
AI TestingExam GuidesISTQB

ISTQB CT-AI (Certified Tester AI Testing): The Complete 2026 Guide

Everything about the ISTQB CT-AI certification under the new v2.0 syllabus (2026): what it covers, the exam format, prerequisites, and how to prepare for testing ML and generative AI systems.

By Mike K·