Getting reliable results from AI tools is a consistently developed skill & technical competency. Our ability to provide a well-defined context and a supporting prompt is what makes the difference between a wasted effort and a good result.

A prompt reflects a tester’s clear thoughts and it should be intentional, well-structured, and coherent. As testers, we often can’t really control the context, time or budget. But the one thing we can and must control, is the quality of our prompts.

With companies adopting an “AI First” mindset, the most important career questions we can ask ourselves are:

1. Do we understand the “what” and “how” of writing prompts?
2. Are our prompts good enough to get the results we actually need?
3. Have we mastered the art and engineering of prompt design?

This hands-on workshop is designed to answer these questions. Intentionally titled ‘This prompt seems an evolutionary reflection of you!’, this session is built entirely on real-world experiments, mistakes, and lessons learned from using ChatGPT, Claude, CoPilot, and more.

Designed specifically for QA, QE, and testing professionals, this workshop will give you the practical skills to use AI as one of your most powerful testing assistant.

Fear of job loss and FOMO of AI is one of those nightmares that some of us (unfortunately or fortunately) might have already experienced, probably experiencing just right now or may experience (who knows) in near future. 

Post ChatGPT, the pace, with which LLMs and GenAI are advancing, has started impacting people and how they work across the knowledge work industry. From an entry level professional up-to a CEO, AI is impacting ALL OF US in some way or other.

In an attempt to reduce the fear and FOMO and embrace that impact, let’s virtually take help from one of the most influential early-modern poet-philosophers of the subcontinent, whose verses continue to resonate across time. His name is Kabir and this interactive, engaging and action provoking talk takes privilege of contextualizing ten beautiful couplets that Kabir gave us centuries back. In the context of Fear and FOMO of AI, the talk shall help explore

1. What’s going on?  
2. What is the trap?
3. Who could save us but not yet?
4. Who to Reach For?
5. What must be done?
6. What will surely help?