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A practical introduction to testing LLMs image
  • Demi Van Malcot's profile
Learn how to evaluate LLM quality and limitations using a range of testing techniques, from unit and regression testing to bias, adversarial and explainability testing.
Are your highest value skills aimed at the right things? image
  • Ash Winter's profile
  • Simon Tomes's profile
There's a skill in spotting which of your activities are genuinely high value
Test the Security: A Cheat Sheet image
  • Justin Holsgrove's profile
The whole team can interactively explore the vulnerabilities worth probing. Before an attacker does.
Test the numbers, a cheat sheet image
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
The whole team can interactively explore the numbers worth testing
Stop waiting to be noticed image
  • Simon Tomes's profile
What would change if the work you are proudest of was actually seen?
A tester's guide to preventing implementation details from becoming the product  image
  • Ishalli Garg's profile
Identify the subtle signs of "implementation-driven design" and discover practical strategies for testers and tech leads to actively defend and restore user-centric product intent.
Start with and image
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
A one-word shift that opens up quality thinking
Make room to think, or stay reactive image
  • Parveen Khan's profile
  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Engineering Management Chapter's profile
What if strategic thinking is mostly subtraction?
The Learning Lollipop Model image
  • Sergio Freire's profile
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
Every question you ask during testing is the seed of the next one.
A case for bottom-up quality image
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
Could borrowing a concept from cognitive science change the way we think about quality engineering?
The positive impact of negative tests image
  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Al Goodall's profile
Is it time to reframe negative testing?
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