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The SWForum.eu "Way Forward Workshop on Future Challenges in Software Engineering" convened experts at Politecnico di Milano to evaluate present software engineering practices amidst emerging technologies. Four focal areas were chosen: Security in the Computing Continuum: Addressing software security challenges, addressing also issues arising from new technologies like machine learning Software Engineering and AI: Examining the mutual impact of AI and Software Engineering, encompassing the complexities of AI architectures, validation, and security Software Engineering for Quantum Computing: Delving into the advances and challenges of quantum computing, emphasizing effective design and programming strategies Sustainable Software Engineering: Exploring software's contribution to sustainability and its role in addressing pressing issues like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals The workshop introduced the SWForum.eu initiative and its goals, culminating in a conclusion session. Explore captivating event highlights in our gallery section. Access speaker presentations and the post-workshop news piece for valuable resources to tackle future software engineering challenges. Click here to view videos, presentations, and more from the workshop.
computing continuum, security, software technologies, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, software engineering
computing continuum, security, software technologies, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, software engineering
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