Tag: ai testing

What the QA Position Will Look Like in the Future – TAU Conference

Hey guys, on 16th March I talked a bit about what the QA position will look like in the future on one of the Lightning Talks at Test Automation University Conference.

To watch the session on-demand recording just check out the link: applitools.info/6ob

A recurrent question is if AI is going to steal our jobs. I just want to remind you all we used to work in farms without any equipment, then machines came and some people stayed doing manual work and some others had to adjust themselves to still work in the farm. They had to learn to operate these machines.

What I mean is: It is a cycle. There is no need to panic! 😱 You will need to ADAPT and more important LEARN how you can improve your work using AI. There are many people sharing how you can do it and I will be sharing soon as well, just need to finish a research using ChatGPT haha

And yes there are new jobs already being created, for example: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3503646880/

Not everybody knows, but on that day I had my myopia laser surgery booked last minute and was rushing to go to the hospital, so apologise for being a bit all around the place ! I was panicking but not because AI is going to steal our jobs 😂

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AI for Testing: Beyond Functional Automation webinar

Hello guys, I joined a webinar some months ago (15/07/2020) about AI for Testing: Beyond Functional Automation by Tariq King which was really interesting ! I know how it’s hard to keep up with all the online events now, so I always try to keep the recording of the ones that I couldn’t join and are interesting to listen to when I have time.

So thought about sharing with you as well in case you missed. You will learn about reinforcing learning by giving scores to the right actions and about training bots to recognize good and bad designs with examples. This allows the framework to be more robust when searching for a particular query or asserting the scenarios:

 

Here it is the link to the recording:

Thanks Tariq King !