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A panel discussion exploring how AI is really affecting engineering teams today, from tool adoption and team confidence to testing, leadership, and the risk of over-relying on automation.
A celebratory 'wins' episode full of community milestones, personal breakthroughs, bug catches, career confidence, and the many small moments that keep the MoTaverse moving.
10 ideas to question your quality AI work.
How do we know AI is doing a good enough job?
Couldn’t resist these socks
Last week, I shared the Learning Companion skill with the community. This week, I turned it on the paper that inspired it. I’d been ...
How Do We Differentiate Between Being Disabled and Our Insufficient Abilities?
(createadaptablelife.com)
10 Jul
Loop Engineering for Hierarchical Retrieval: Reading a Long Document by Its Table of Contents
(towardsdatascience.com)
10 Jul
A Company Chapter gives an organisation its own home inside the MoTaverse.
James Pearce shares a practical framework for testing AI products by making them more verifiable, measuring risk clearly, and learning safely from production.
What an AI-Enabled Engineering Organisation Looks Like When It Is Working
(robonsoftware.substack.com)
09 Jul
Preeti Gupta explains how teams can adopt AI in test automation while keeping human judgement, ownership, and quality at the centre.
Quality Blether S04 EP02 - Career Changers in to Quality Engineering
(shows.acast.com)
09 Jul
This Week in Community (TWiC) — Episode 5
Browsers keep four different pictures of your page at once, and automation bugs live in the gap between them.
What actually sustains technical learning once the novelty fades?
Earlier this year I had 8 weeks to deliver a project and the pressure started to hit. I spent an awful lot of my time giving feedba...
Stephen Platten, The Stoic Tester, joins Rosie to unpack how Stoicism, critical thinking, and spotting logical fallacies help testers navigate AI slop and governance gaps.
The anatomy of a Three Amigos Requirements Discovery workshop
(johnfergusonsmart.com)
08 Jul
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Into the MoTaverse is a podcast by Ministry of Testing, hosted by Rosie Sherry, exploring the people, insights, and systems shaping quality in modern software teams.
