In my opinion, this is one of the best posts on the topic of AI. I agree with all the points; I had to learn all of this the hard way back then, and I wish I’d seen this article sooner.
Over the past year, I’ve built a system based on LLM, AI agents, and CV that performs autonomous automated testing of websites (dev.to/angelina_kos/why-i-stopped-...). I also faced challenges with verifying results, ensuring data security when working with LLM, and optimizing operational costs. I had to learn a lot and work in a field that changes daily, constantly adapting to it. Your article literally sums up all the complexities one will face when developing AI-based QA systems. Thank you for your work! This is exactly what’s worth sharing and what should form the basis for courses on working with AI in QA.
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In my opinion, this is one of the best posts on the topic of AI. I agree with all the points; I had to learn all of this the hard way back then, and I wish I’d seen this article sooner.
Over the past year, I’ve built a system based on LLM, AI agents, and CV that performs autonomous automated testing of websites (dev.to/angelina_kos/why-i-stopped-...). I also faced challenges with verifying results, ensuring data security when working with LLM, and optimizing operational costs. I had to learn a lot and work in a field that changes daily, constantly adapting to it. Your article literally sums up all the complexities one will face when developing AI-based QA systems. Thank you for your work! This is exactly what’s worth sharing and what should form the basis for courses on working with AI in QA.