Multi-Modal GPTs Are Coming For Your Testing! How to Adapt?
As you research the latest in generative AI technology, you will see that the development and availability of multi-modal GPT engines are fundamentally changing the way applications are tested and described. These new GPT models can generate and interpret voice, text, and images seamlessly. For example, you can ask them to navigate an application to accomplish a business task and comment on their actions. This means that we’re for the first time entering the world of AI-assisted/performed exploratory testing. When you couple this with the capabilities of GPT models to identify UI elements visually, generate test cases from simple user stories, and even create functioning automation testing, we can see that the role and skills needed by a testing team are going to be fundamentally changed. In this talk Adam will present the current state-of-the-art in terms of what GPT models can do for testing and how it is likely to evolve. He will also discuss how the role and job of testers is likely to change in response to these innovations. Finally, Adam will provide some practical examples of how you can harness GPT models to change your testing approach and get ahead of the new wave.
Adam Sandman, founded Inflectra in 2006, and serves as the company’s CEO. He is responsible for product strategy, technology innovation, and business development. He lives in Washington, D.C., with his family.
Prior to founding Inflectra, Sandman worked as a Director for Sapient Corporation, where he was in charge of projects with the U.S. Navy. and other government agencies, and was responsible for leading many business development teams and writing whitepapers and position statements to build Sapient's reputation as a leader in the defense space. He studied physics at Oxford University.
When he is not working, he can often be found giving talks at international tech events. He is passionate about economic empowerment by helping to bridge technology opportunity gaps in the developing world.