Just a few months back, I observed a test suite with a self-healing feature "fixing" a failed selector three different times during the same sprint cycle. No one on the team became aware of the situation until one of the customers discovered it.
Just a few months back, I observed a test suite with a self-healing feature "fixing" a failed selector three different times during the same sprint cycle.
No one on the team became aware of the situation until one of the customers discovered it.
That was the point when my perception of AI in Quality Assurance changed dramatically more than any keynote or LinkedIn post.
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Just a few months back, I observed a test suite with a self-healing feature "fixing" a failed selector three different times during the same sprint cycle. No one on the team became aware of the situation until one of the customers discovered it. That was the point when my perception of AI in Quality Assurance changed dramatically more than any keynote or LinkedIn post.
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