Cotopaxi Lyon, Founder and CEO of Lyon Quality Assurance - a boutique QA shop. I come from a manual testing background, and have spent the past four years running another QA startup. I parted ways with the previous company to start my own company that can center the humans in tech, and that can slow down to do things right.
I am interested in how AI can make our testing and processes more efficient. I firmly believe that while AI can absolutely support our work, so much of what testing is about is finding the gaps in communication between product and devs and that it will take quite some time for AI to get there.
I aim to learn how to best use AI to our advantage, as well as to learn what to be aware of in terms of pitfalls/risks with AI.
Hi all!
I heard the challenge of a little bit late, I will try to catch you up, guys! Let’s see (:
I completed a QA-Tester boot camp and had internship experience around 1,5 years ago. I was away from QA for a while but here I am.
I have an educational background, I started to look at how AI affects education. During my research on it, I became interested in how AI changes and reshapes testing.
In the beginning, it seemed kind of scary, but with this challenge, I believe I will be more familiar with AI in testing.
Thanks
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Hey!
I’m Poorya and I am a tester. I am very interested in AI and it’s application and I’m very eager to learn more. Attending this challenge to me is just to give prompt Engineering a try and see how testers benefit from that.
Good luck !
I am thrilled to be part of this vibrant community, and it’s a pleasure to introduce myself. I am a Quality Engineer in a dynamic startup, having traversed various projects and challenges in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
My journey into the world of AI in testing began with the realization that AI could push the boundaries of what we thought was possible. The idea that AI could perform tasks beyond our imagination fascinated me, and I found myself drawn to explore its potential in the realm of software testing.
The magic of automation testing captured my imagination from the very first encounter. Witnessing the speed, efficiency, and intelligence with which AI handled testing tasks felt like unlocking a realm of endless possibilities. It wasn’t just about making my work faster; it was about making it smarter and more exciting.
In this month-long challenge, my goal is to delve deeper into the fascinating intersections of AI and software testing. I aspire to understand and harness the full potential of AI to elevate the quality assurance process. My curiosity is driven by the desire to challenge the limits of AI in testing, pushing it to unveil its true capabilities.
Automation testing, powered by AI, is my playground, and I am eager to learn and apply cutting-edge techniques to create magical experiences. My vision is to become a magician in the software testing world, ensuring that no bug escapes my scrutiny. I aspire to be the guardian who declares, “No bug shall pass unnoticed under my watch,” and to make software testing a realm of excitement and innovation rather than a mundane task.
Embarking on this journey to explore the untapped potential of AI in testing and reshaping the narrative of software testing as a thrilling and dynamic field. Here’s to creating magic and pushing the boundaries in our quest for excellence!
Let me comment into my comment. Unfortunatelly i do not have enough time to spend every day. So, i’ll read each day challenge and in case i have free time, i’ll make a related to the day challenge’s post.
I’m thrilled to be part of this community and excited to embark on this 30 Days of Testing challenge. My name is Ishita Rai, and I come from a background in Quality Assurance (QA) testing in the tech industry, specifically in software development.
My journey into testing began during my undergraduate studies in computer science, where I discovered my passion for ensuring the quality and reliability of software products. Over the past few years, I’ve had the privilege of working in various roles within the QA domain, honing my skills in manual and automated testing, test planning, and defect management.
My interest in AI in testing sparked from witnessing the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. I see AI as a game-changer in the testing landscape, offering immense potential to enhance testing processes, identify patterns, and improve overall efficiency. The prospect of leveraging AI to automate repetitive tasks, predict defects, and optimize testing strategies excites me tremendously.
Throughout this challenge, I aim to deepen my understanding of AI in testing and explore its applications in different testing scenarios. I’m particularly eager to learn more about how AI can augment test automation, assist in test case generation, and facilitate intelligent defect analysis.
My goals for this challenge include:
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of AI in testing.
Explore practical applications of AI techniques in improving testing processes.
Experiment with AI-powered testing tools and frameworks.
Collaborate with fellow testers to exchange insights and experiences in AI-driven testing.
I believe that by participating in this challenge, I’ll not only expand my knowledge but also build meaningful connections within the testing community. I’m looking forward to engaging with all of you, sharing experiences, and learning together on this exciting journey into AI in testing.
Hi everyone
First of all, thanks a lot for this great initiative!
I am Mathieu, & I am working for a french welfare instution.
I am leading a testing departement of around 40 testers (having mixed roles, from manual testing, to test automation development, test manager, & related testing tools support).
For the coming years, we -my department & the overal IT directions- will have to investigate & invest in the AI fields.
As far as I am concerned, joigning this brilliant communauty of MOT, would enable me to :
clear out nice marketing promises from concrete state of the art in AI (what is still a nice dream… & what is really possible to achieve by now)
identify & share common interests in some AI opportunities such as :
automatic specifications analysis to purpose initial “tests path”, & subsequent test plan framework
advanced advisory on defect troubleshooting (by massive cross analysis of logs, specifications, components delivery,…)
advanced advisory on automated tests maintenance (by indentifying possible changes & correlations of impacts)
I have got also some doubts/questions about :
economical models that will come with AI (in terms of subscriptions/costs)
environmental impacts of AI usage (as it used huge IT ressources to produce results)
Hi everyone, Ross here:blush:
I work as Lead QA, found the community in linkedln. Im looking forward to know and understand how can I make use of AI into our QA world. Looking forward to know more about it!
Introduce yourself: Hi, my name is Jiří and I have been in QA for over 10 years. First I tested a complex software system with numerous applications, then I moved to mobile applications and worked on more than 15 mobile projects. At the moment I am also interested in leadership, coaching and people in general I found this community by attending 2023 30 days challenge.
Your Interest in AI and Your Goals: I often think about what it means to be a tester. I have come to believe that it is more about their creativity, curiosity and way of thinking than how well they use a set of tools. So I would like to learn AI to cover some routine things so that I can focus more on the rest. I can mention test case generation or automation maintenance.
Hi, my name is TJ. Been a QA for about 20 years now. I currently am a Senior QA in a major enterprise-level organization. I am part of a subset of the QA department exploring automation tools, and building out the automation initiative.
My interest in AI in testing comes from being tasked with exploring the viability of automated testing tools for the various projects my department is assigned. My goal is to add to my testing toolbox, as different tools have different benefits, and I should keep up with current trends.
Hey Everyone,
I am Bisma Noorein Software Tester in a small startup having more than 2 years of experience. I recently started learning automation With Python Selenium. I want to learn how to make framework for testing. Also learning different AI tools in the market to enhance my skills. I would love to hear from you all. Thanks
Hi Rosie,
My name is Sargam, I am a QA Engineer by profession with experience of 3+ years. I have much knowledge in Manual testing but moving towards Automation Testing now.
I came across this course while reading some 'AI in-testing blogs on Medium. I want myself to indulge more in thus growing AI field so whats better than actually implementing AI tools in my day to day testing.
I am Artem Bondar, Test Automation Engineer, Instructor, Cypress and Playwright Expert, Founder at Bondar Academy.
Looking into the progress of AI in test automation. Curious how AI will be able to replace or compete with the traditional scripting frameworks like Selenium, Cypress, Playwright.
Hi all, I’m Owupele (everyone calls me Pele !!). I’m a test engineer who is looking to interact with my first ministry of test 30-day event and also learn more about AI.
I want to use AI in some aspects of automation and understand some of the concepts to see how it can be tested, especially with companies looking to deploy AI into the product lines
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