Nick Pykett
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I used to work in film and TV then I discovered my affinity with QA. That was about 13 years ago, and I've never looked back.
I don't just automate test execution, I automate everything. Leaving humans to focus on thinking and decisions.
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Nick Pykett argues that AI is most useful in testing when it works within structured, step-based frameworks that preserve human control.
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Great demo of the BDD approach in Given When Then format!End to end flow of how to script the feature file(test cases) with the help of AI along with human in the loop.
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Well Explained BDD Approach - Given AI - When steps are scripted - Then humans have control
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Nick Pykett argues that AI is most useful in testing when it works within structured, step-based frameworks that preserve human control.
A collection of what I snapped on the day of Leading With AI.I turned them into a Gif with a Claude Gif Maker Skill.
I went to LWAI in London on Friday last week, really enjoyed Nicks talk on Given AI - When steps are scripted - Then humans have controlToday I've been trying to implement some of these ideas creat...
Great demo of the BDD approach in Given When Then format!End to end flow of how to script the feature file(test cases) with the help of AI along with human in the loop.
I attended the Leading with AI MoT workshop today.What felt good was the reminder that we're all on a journey. It is an incredibly safe, open, and non-demanding space where people come together to ...
Fantastic day at LWAI - met some interesting folks with some very good insights. Key learning for me is that challenge l face, particularly volume of code from AI leading to more quality issues is ...
I saw a great talking about testing AI.As well as being interesting and funny or provided a practical tool. A new QA pyramid of risk based upon AI determinism. Thank you James
