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AI is a catalyst for Quality Assurance

AI is now a part of our present and our future too. Great article about how we should see AI as a smart assistant rather than a threat.

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At Agile Testing Days, Andrew Knight keynoted on Reimagining Automation. Andrew time traveled from the year 2033 and shared the developments that occurred in Test Automation since generative AI made its entrance in our industry. Starting in the 1970s, he went through the various developments in the industry – from the rise of unit testing, increasing automation, continuous testing and testability – to 2023 and beyond with generative AI, decoupling automation from assertion, and the rise of replay. Andrew predicted that humans would have a clear role still in verifying if the behaviour was valid or not, while the tests ran autonomously. He then went on to predict the use of automation in various collaborative team activities like automatic journaling, ticketing and async demos and a creation of daily digests. From my personal perspective, this last part of the automation prediction did not sufficiently address the challenges that we as a society already face when it comes to our algorithmic bubbles, a lack of concentration and ability to think critically and synthesize information. Already, we are overwhelmed with information, most people struggle to make sense of what is true or not, and automation is so often used to speed us along a broken road faster when we lose focus of building the right things instead of the possible things. Nevertheless, I enjoyed a glimpse into what we could possibly see in our industry in the coming years and see what value it could bring us. See all the sketchnotes and read my full reflections on Agile Testing Days here: https://lnkd.in/eTUv9qek #agiletd #sketchnotes #mariannesketchnotes #testing #quality

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