Turing bots are designed to take over

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Turing Bots: Forrester defines Turing Bots as “AI-powered software that can augment the intelligence of developers and their teams and their ability to design, build, modify, test, and refactor software code and applications in automated and autonomous ways.”

code testing and other routine work of software development, from UML code samples to application skeletons, so that developers can spend their time adding higher-level functionality to the base code created by the bot.

“ML algorithms can learn to generate code under benin mobile database circumstances, where there is a well-defined architecture in a readable language like UML,” he explains. “You can actually run an ML algorithm and have it try 50 million different ways to find a set of code that works based on a set of parameters.”

In theory, it's software that creates software (sometimes with real-time voice commands from users) — but it's not SkyNet , Hopkins says.

Zero Trust at the Edge. ZTE extends its zero trust approach to enterprise network security to the network edge. Conceptually, ZTE and zero trust are the same approach to enterprise security. However, using software-defined networking (SDN), ZTE extends capabilities far beyond simple authentication to the edge devices and networks.

“SDN provides a natural way to inject and integrate software into the network,” Hopkins says. “You extend the software-defined network, using things like containers, beyond the data center to the edge. And then it’s about implementing zero-trust security protocols.”

Widespread use of enabling technologies, such as next-generation software and hardware for creating mesh structures, is expected to be in place in at least five years. Organizations with large remote workforces and distributed points of presence, such as retail and banking, will benefit the most.