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Ok. AI in software testing seems to be the new thing. Where will this lead? Will it eventually eliminate most of the unit testing? Perhaps even suggest code chunks? I guess system level testing of human interactive systems may never be done by a machine since outcomes must be evaluated from a human perspective.
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I listened to a few talks on the question, and here I refer to 3 what I can recommend so far. The first one is closest to the topic, the second and the third are more about practical side of applying AI to testing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTjaf34U6tQ
Quality Jam 2017: Paul Merrill “Machine Learning & How it Affects Testers”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4PT_u8hjhU
Jeremias Rößler “Applying AI to testing”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHlD99vDy0s
How King Uses AI in Testing
Thanks! Definitely makes sense for games of logic. Actually a bit surprising that they haven’t done that from the start at king.
“We have to get back to doing more real human learning in order to work with this new artificial learning.”
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@rpwheeler Great recommendations, worth spending some time to watch them (Y)
Yes AI is a new thing and it will lead to good things. According to science, The future depends upon the blend of human ability and machine capability. With the acceleration of technology and a little human input, AI is all set to help testers re-shape the testing process with higher efficiencies and accuracy.
The AI-based app testing services of the future are projected to be promising with the entire process becoming more efficient. It will effectively take a huge amount of the tester load.
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