I use my saved prompts when working with Gen AI platforms, the results are more predictable and it saves me time.

A mind map, sometimes written as mindmap, is a visual thinking tool that helps you organize your ideas, explore possibilities, and show your work clearly. It's very useful when you're testing software. Imagine starting with one big idea in the center, like a feature you want to test. From there, you draw branches that lead to smaller ideas like test ideas, possible bugs, risks you encounter, or things that you want to ask others. Each branch can grow more branches, just like a tree! Testers love mind maps because:  They make complex ideas easier to look at and understand.  They help you see the big picture and the tiny details at the same time.  They’re fun to create and great for sharing your thoughts with others.  A mind map is like a thinking playground where creativity and logic meet visual intelligence!

Got feedback on the Continous Quality Course with the Ministry of Testing. I was one of the co-author for it. Always a great feeling when your work translates to actual value for people who inte...

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A Kanban Board is a simple visual tool that helps you manage work as it moves through different stages of a process. It helps you divide and visualize work into columns such as “To Do,” “In Progress,” “Done”, etc.Each piece of work is written on a card. As work progresses, the card moves from one column to the next. It helps every stakeholder see what needs to be done, what’s in progress, and what’s finished at a single glance.By making work visible and limiting how much is “In Progress” at any time, it helps teams stay focused, avoid overload, and think more clearly about how work is actually getting done.

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Generative AI apps and integrations are growing fast and so are the injection attacks. This time it's through harmless-looking plain text, aka prompts.

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Prompt injection is a security attack that happens when someone intentionally manipulates the input to a Generative AI system like a chatbot or code generator to make it behave in ways the designer didn’t intend.It’s done by crafting inputs to Gen AI systems in order to confuse, hijack, or redirect the AI’s response by messing with its underlying structure.For software testers, it's a way to test for input attacks on LLM-based systems. Just like a SQL injection or XSS, but here the payload is language and words designed to interfere with the model or system prompts.

Artefacts or records created or collected during the testing process. It serves as proof of what was tested and can be used for further investigation, documentation, or compliance needs.

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