DevelopSense

This post originally appeared on LinkedIn.

It might okay for an organization to use LLMs in technical support — to parse a request for content, and then provide links to curated answers, call services that can provide correct answers, or summon a human agent.

There are subtle but serious problems in the testing business right now, and if we don’t attend to them they will lead to bigger problems.

“We’re happy to acknowledge when we make errors, and we’ve made a few in this case for sure, but also that we are willing to address those.

This open letter originally appeared as a post on LinkedIn.

Podcasts on Quality Assurance and Testing In this video podcast, Alex Khvastocvich sat down with James Bach and Michael Bolton to answer a deceptively simple question: What is testing?

Over the last couple of days, a LinkedIn conversation has reminded me to write about the Productivity Paradox, which appears in Taking Testing Seriously: The Rapid Software Testing Approach, by James Bach and me.

When my daughter was two years old, and when she saw something unusual, she would say, “Dis is weird!”

How might we use a GPT in testing?

Last week, while preparing material for some upcoming Rapid Software Testing (RST) classes focused on testing AI, I was re-reading Stephen Wolfram’s article What Is ChatGPT Doing… and Why Does It Work?

In Rapid Software Testing namespace, critical thinking is thinking about thinking with the goal of avoiding being fooled.