Hi, I’m Mike, a tester new to MoT. Looking to learn more about AI in general
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Welcome Aparna! Looking forward to reading your shares here, God willing.
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Hi I’m Agnes, work few years in QA topics from functional to progam TM. My goal si to understand how to combine traditional testing with AI and how to test AI in projects np use case LLM engine used etc
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Welcome Amanda! Looking forward to reading your shares, God willing.
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Ey up! I’m an allround testing potato, who primarily works with test automation. My primary interest in AI is amusing myself by seeing what images it can generate from my daft prompts- and then, when the image is nearly perfect, have it incorporate tacos into the picture. And have you tried having chatGPT rewwrite your resume in the style of different authors? Amazing past time! (though it does highlight some of the more problematic aspects of the technology, when it comes to things like human creative thought, and intelectual property etc.)
That being said there is no doubt that when it comes to AI - both in testing and otherwise - we all need to move it or loose it, and so I’ve started looking more actively into how AI can help me in my work; first and foremost by making me more effective. I want to have a working knowledge of how to use AI in my worklife, and from what I have seen so far, I have no real fears about AI replacing us. It will definitively change how we work, and probably to some extent what we do, but I’m quite optimistic about the possibilities it offers when it comes to our work. I am much more pesimistic and concerned when it comes to the overall impact this tech will have on the human race as a whole 
My goal, I guess, is to keep up with the times, and not be the guy who turns up to work as an accountant with one of those boards with beeds on them. On a general note however, I am just as interested in keeping up with the ethical aspects the technology.
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Carolin here,
I work as the sole quality engineer in a development team and am interested in finding out how far AI is already in terms of testing and support for QA tasks
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Hi Rosie
I’ve got 15 years of test management experience and really looking forward to learning more about how AI is being used to aid testing so that I can see where it can be introduced within my team.
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Hi, I amTola!
I am a newbie in Software Testing. I am looking to use AI to help me with some everyday tasks.
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Hi. Im Leigh, been in QA, QE, Testing for around 26 years. Im looking forward to this. I know AI will become an important tool for all of us, irrespective of craft. Im hoping this 30 days will give me a bit of focus on the topic (incentive and drive) and learnings as to what to do after the 30 days are over
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Hi Rosie,
I’m a QA Manager, interest in how we can use AI in testing negative & positive sites of it. Goal open up to AI :-).
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Hiya everyone! I’m Renka 
and I work at Admiral as a Chapter Lead in Quality Engineering. We’re actively researching AI tools that can help make testing more efficient so I’m here to learn more about what others are up to and expand my knowledge! 
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Hi,
I’ve been recently named as QA Lead. I find AI very interesting, but so far, I can’t find the way how to involve it in my daily work.
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Hi, I’m Nick, working @ Bartosz ICT as an Quality coach. I would like to learn more about AI.
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Hello Everyone, I’m Raja from Bangalore . Here to learn about AI in Testing and to understand how it’s perceived across the industry and to see how it can benefit/improve functional/non-functional testing in Fintech.
Looking forward for next 30 days of learning !!
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Hi everyone,
My name is Stephen Platten also known as the “stoic tester”. My interest in AI is understanding use cases for testers and I would to gain a basic understanding of the tools we have available.
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Hello Rossie and everyone!
My name is Aleksandra, and I currently have the privilege of leading a fantastic team of testers. My journey into this vibrant community began quite serendipitously—I stumbled upon it through a newsletter, and I’ve been hooked ever since.
My fascination with AI, especially in the realm of testing, stems from its incredible potential and versatility. The power of AI to transform and streamline processes is undeniable, and I’m particularly keen on exploring how it can be leveraged for writing documentation, automating tasks, or scripting for tools like Postman. The idea of integrating AI into these aspects of testing excites me, as I believe it can significantly enhance efficiency and creativity.
As I delve deeper into this challenge, my primary goal is to refine my skills in crafting effective prompts for AI. Mastering this skill is crucial, as it directly influences the quality of outcomes we can achieve with AI-assisted tasks. By enhancing my prompt-crafting abilities, I aim to unlock new potentials in AI testing, making our processes more innovative and our results more impactful.
I’m eager to learn from this community, share my experiences, and together, push the boundaries of what’s possible with AI in testing.
Looking forward to an enriching exchange of ideas!
Best,
Aleksandra
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Hey, this is Ramesh and its my first interaction with Ministry of testing. I am Test Automation Engineer and interested in finding out the ways that AI will be used in testing. Goal is to learn how to use the AI in daily testing tasks.
Thanks
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Hi Rosie, hi all,
I am a freelance consultant for software quality in Mainz, Germany.
My roles are depending on the clients projects and have been yet: functional tester, technical tester (load test and test automation), test data manager and test manager.
I’m interested in AI as a tool for software test but also in AI as a test object to be tested.
My goal is to know about the powerfulness of leading KI systems and to know about their operations.
I’m kind of thrilled to pass the next weeks with you all 
Thanks and kind regards
Martin
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Hi All, my name is Blanché Carstens, I am an Engineering Manager and QA Specialist at a Consultancy which specialises in Trading Tech Solutions. I’m based in London and have been working in the financial services testing for plus 10years now. I’m very interested to learn more about AI and how best to use tools and frameworks to supplement existing testing strategies. AI is undeniably the way of the future so I’m embracing the change and equipping myself with the necessary knowledge. I look forward to learning and growing along side all of you over the next 30 days. Let’s go!
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My name is May-Britt, and from Denmark. I have been a tester for 13 years-isch. I am interesting in AI and how to use it within my daily work as a tester.
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