There are many conventional ways to improve testing skills like understanding different software testing techniques. How about unconventional testing skills?

1. Play spot the difference and memory recall games

2. Find #defects while watching a movie – Remember best of the directors make mistakes

3. Learn to #code and think like a #developer – Sometimes thinking like a developer helps in identifying where developers make mistakes

4. #Questioning – Why, How, Where, When, Which, What…

5. Meditation – Definitely improves concentration

6. Sleep properly – A good night’s sleep is always helpful

7. Listen to music – Relax and rejuvenate

8. Dancing – This is experimental. Just kidding 🙂 Instead automate your tests or checks to get more time to improve and test your #testing skills

9. Join the #Developers, Open Source, Linux, AI/ML/DL… group with 87,000+ members using https://lnkd.in/evv4bt9

10. Join the Software Testing & #QA group with 210,000+ members using http://bit.ly/2N3uvU5 or follow the group on Twitter @standqa

Note: I’ve to admit some of them are conventional!!!

Do we need an AI system to determine the fields where AI will be very useful?

Artificial Intelligence is making inroads into every field. But do we need AI in each and every field?

Everyone understands the fact that AI will be very useful in certain fields where it will take generations to solve the problems. But there are certain fields where aggressive usage of AI could potentially create more problems.

Do we need to use common sense or build another AI system that would forecast whether AI would help or create more problems? Can we call such a system as Artificial Common Sense???

#artificialintelligence