A friend told me today that his teammates believe that AI is a solved problem and there is no risk to using AI to build their apps and indeed using AI in the app itself. And most people I know see many potential perils and pitfalls in GenAI/LLM tools and assistants. And, the teams I have been workin…

We use some AI tools and incorporate some into our product. There is always a risk (see Gemini CLI) and we still need to be aware that there are limitations. It does not solve all the problems, but it does help. We limit our generative AI to only use specific content to avoid hallucinations in the p…

I love this sensible and practical approach!

At the moment our approach is somewhat similar. All the inventions that there have been, are for our help gladly. However we cant trust them 100%, there is always a human input involve. We use Github Copilot for reviews + some coding & automation test writing, but its more like ‘guiding an agent’ ra…

Maybe send them to a link to this collection that I’ve been building up . :face_with_hand_over_mouth:

and may be this too :smiley: [image] Useful tip for Web Automation - Inspecting Web Elements & Understanding DOM using AI shooting_starDiscussions Hi lovely people heart So I was just doing some automation and was struggling to find one web element in Chrome …

@lisacrispin I’ve seen folks running the gamut at both ends of the spectrum, some charging full speed ahead thinking it’s an opportunity for everything, while others remain skeptical and wary to even try it. The truth is, AI is not yet a “solved” problem: It is a powerful tool with detrimental con…

Its in fairly common usage where I am, designers, developers and also building AI apps for others. We have active training on this front and everyone is going through EU AI Act training that contributes to that “safely” aspect. I did a course “elements of AI” back in 2020 but its only now that I’m …

I’ve been experimenting with some tools recently with mcp and llm and what I noticed is that as a copilot for automation it seems reasonably okay for the basic things as its similar to developer use which has had a lot of attention. “Go to this website, scan the site, generate some tests, include a…

AI is there to help, not solve problems. As per my observation, a worrying number of people see it as a problem solver. I’d go ahead say the “novice” user thinks more in along those lines than the smart user.

I have observed rampant stupidity in the IT sector for more than 45 years, but it is undoubtedly getting worse. The idea that “AI is a solved problem” is so laughable it’s not going to be possible to have a sensible discussion with someone who believes it. Just today, I learned that ISTQB has a Cer…

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