I have been thinking about creating video content on software testing, but I’m unsure whether it’s still worth the effort when AI can instantly answer most technical questions.
Do people still watch testing-related videos for learning, or is there more value now in sharing experiences, case studies, and opinions rather than tutorials?
I have been creating videos for YouTube and still believe people watch them. My audience is not big, but I notices that people still consumes the videos. In my case, I talk about a framework I created, so people interested in use it will not find content for it easily outside of the documentation or github. In my case I think it is worth to create the videos, because nobody talks about the subject I do and IA may not give the correct answer for specific questions people have about the tool. If you are thinking to talk about subjects other people already talk about, them it is possible you will find a huge competition in YouTube, but if your content is original, them people will eventually see your videos to learn faster that reading text
I think videos are still relevant, but maybe the value is shifting.
AI knows many “solutions”, but it often lacks real experience: what actually happened in a project, what trade-offs were made, what failed, and what someone learned from it.
That is the kind of testing content I would still watch: not just tutorials, but real stories, case
studies, and opinions from people who have done the work.
If you start a channel around that, I’d watch it.