My name is Josef, with a background developing database / business intelligence systems for 15+ years I’m currently working in insurance industry as a requirements engineer which includes also testing.
To testing was always an integral of my work (official or not).
MoT is a profund source to stay current in software testing for years.
My interest in AI is how to leverage this technology for aspects like test case generation, test result analysis, and to ensure and enhance data quality. Especialy in an agile environment.
I’ m interested in on various aspects of this technology.
Learn to leverage AI for my day to day work
Introduce yourself: Tell us about your background, your role in testing or tech and how you found this community.
My name is Ash, I’m from the United Kingdom and have been a tester for quite a few years now. I have worked in exploratory testing, automation, making tools to test with plus performance and load testing. Some of the ingredients of a successful test approach I think. My first TestBash was in Brighton in 2013, I was working at a consultancy at the time and colleagues introduced me to MoT. I have since been a speaker and volunteer at various MoT events.
Your Interest in AI: What initially piqued your interest in AI in testing? Are there any particular areas of AI in testing that you’re eager to learn more about?
At the moment, I will use generative ai to help me research the technologies I am about to test (strengths, weaknesses, claims), get my exploratory testing notes in order and generate small scripts for tasks that don’t warrant the full test toolsmith treatment, generating one off test data, that sort of thing.
Your Goals: What do you aim to learn or achieve in this challenge?
I’m looking for a bit more inspiration, can I sensibly deepen my usage of AI in testing, while also being aware of its potential pitfalls.
Hi Guys.
My name is Juan , a Colombian QA engineer with +3 years of experience working in different fields, but focus most of the time in Manual QA.
I met MOT a few months ago thanks to Linkedin and a publication there. Since that moment I come to MOT almost everyday to read/ learn something, and this has been a very good experience. Lot of learning since I began to visit MOT page.
Regarding AI, I’m very interested in see how the IA is taking part of the Testing/QA world, how it can help us to develop our work better and enhace processes, methodologies, etc…
Besides that I’m very intestested too in the testing/QA on AI based tools, because this is getting integrated everyt day in our work, so it’s important to know how to tackle that and how to test AI’s properly
I’m Sean, a quality assurance professional located on the east coast of the United States. Like many, I believe that AI has the potential to cause harm if not implemented or engaged with care & consideration. That said, I also believe that there are benefits & positive possibilities if harnessed thoughtfully.
I’m joining this challenge to learn first & foremost, but also because I’m curious & a little bit afraid. I don’t want to become outdated because I’m too stubborn to accept this evolution.
My goal is to find something in the AI space that makes my life easier. I hope to apply this learning both personally & professionally, and, in turn, teach others that are curious. I believe this goal will satisfy my desire to learn, my curiosity, as well as quell some of my fears about this change. Looking forward to it- thanks!
Hello everyone,
I am Jessy a QA engineer with 5yrs of experience into manual and automation testing. I joined here to learn about the basics of AI and also how can I implement or use AI in my job.
I live in Portugal and work as a QA Engineer in a Fintech company.
I’m studying to become a QA Automation Engineer and I took interest in AI because I can see a lot of potential in it and I believe a new area of QA will appear from that.
Nice to see these many people. I am Vinita, Quality engineer in Snapcomms Everbridge. Around 3 years of software testing experience. Improving my knowledge in automation.
As we are moving more into AI generation. I am curios about how AI can improve efficiency and help us to deliver bug free product to the customers. Expecting getting interesting talks and activities in coming 30 days.
Hi, Teresa here from Auckland, NZ, where I’m the sole tester on a small team.
I’m always looking for ways to be more productive and learning new stuff keeps things interesting. I’ve been thinking about AI and reading a bit, but it feels like such a huge area it’s hard to know where to start - this challenge feels like a great way to begin the journey. Bring it on!
With approximately 3 years of testing experience, I’m currently employed as a QA engineer.
The evolving landscape of AI’s influence on testing has captured my attention.
My goal is to delve into a range of testing methodologies that incorporate AI, deepening my understanding in this field. I’m excited to explore how AI tools can be applied to my job.
Hi, I’m Shin Murakami. I’m working as Software QA Engineer at a start-up company in Japan. I was late to start this challenge but will catch up with other members soon…! (My English skills are not good enough yet, so this is another challenge for me)
My interest in AI is especially to support analyzing target systems more deeply and creating test designs more efficiently. So, I am eager to learn how to write the prompt to get an expected response and learn the best situation I use AI in testing.
My goal is to gain knowledge to integrate AI into current our process.
Hi All
This is Anushree. I have been into Testing for almost 12 years mostly manual but upgrading myself to automation through constant learning and practice.
I’d joined MOT community in 2021 and have been a part since then. It’s an awesome community with great knowledge sharing about testing from every member of MOT.
My interest in AI came through tech news. Tech news are flooded with AI and its use cases. It’s quite evident that AI is being part of testing also and have read about AI in testing at many websites. Practically, I do not have much experience about AI in testing. I have joined this challenge with the curiosity to learn how AI would help in improving testing processes for all types of domain. Currently I’m working in manufacturing domain but planning to switch to other domain, so I would definitely love to know AI and its use cases in testing for different types of domain.
My goal is to learn all the aspects of AI and its uses in testing and practically implement it in my daily work. This would help leverage my knowledge. This 30 days challenge would help me and everyone in this community a lot.
Hello,
my name is Barbora and I work as a sole SDET for smaller charity-based platform based in Germany. My main focus here is to find concrete ways to utilise AI in my daily work and also address some security concerns I have towards the use of AI at work and daily life…
Hi, I’m Carol. I am currently working as a QA consultant for a legal firm. This is my first time participating in the MoT community and the 30 Days of Testing Challenge.
Personally, I am curious about what AI is capable of in terms of software testing and how it may help the testing team embrace this with the tool set the have and also processes wise.
Looking forward to learning more from this 30-day journey with all of us
I am Sagar, I am a SDET in a global firm. Here to know how AI/ML can be leveraged in Testing domain. Excited to hear all your creative ideas and also would love to share mine.
My name is Shalini and I am working as an SDET.
I have a background in development and testing. I have experience in manual and automation testing. I spend most of my time in improvising the automation framework and finding best practices which can be implemented in the space of testing.
I am always interested in the advancement happening in the field of technology and AI is latest add on in our industry and lots of information is around.
My goal is to learn about AI and how AI can be helpful in the field of testing. I would like to explore some practical use case instead of focusing only on theoretical part.
I have been into Testing for almost 12 years mostly manual but upgrading myself to automation through constant learning and practice.