Every test is a claim. Would your test suite hold up in court or be laughed out of the room for lack of evidence? When we talk about oracles in software, a green test run may not indicate whether something works as designed, where consistency with other products may set the standard of evidence for the current system. Multiple things can be true in AI-powered products too, so how do you determine what should be? In this law-themed talk by a former attorney turned tester, explore what you once knew to be true and how to gain more confidence in your product when there are many arguments for...
Rachel Kibler
Developer Advocate
Qase
Rachel Kibler is an international keynote speaker about software testing and a self-styled "Discoverer of the Broken." She has been testing software since 2016, after pursuing careers in law and entrepreneurship. Her analytical thinking and creative spirit have been a good fit for testing, especially focusing on how empathy matters in software. Rachel is tenacious in her constant pursuit of a better way. She enjoys the challenges of building new things, improving old things, and bettering herself as a tester and a human. Rachel currently works as a developer advocate at Qase, which builds test management systems. She is based in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she sings semi-professionally, knits for fun, and travels as much as she can.