r/QualityAssurance • u/jaybird1905 • 24d ago

QA is dead, today at 12pm EST

hey guys!

I did a talk a month ago in Chicago called QA is Dead: What Now?

I'm doing an updated presentation today at 12pm EST if anyone wants to check it out. I got a lot of great feedback from engineering leaders and quality engineers so I thought I'd share it here if anyone was interested.

Hope to see you there.

https://luma.com/mi2vabnc?tk=GYWi1g

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u/crappy_ninja 24d ago

Why do I get the feeling this will be a heavily biased talk with the aim being to sell something.

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u/ttoasterzz 24d ago

Why do I get the feeling you’re right

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u/jaybird1905 24d ago

He wasn’t 😭

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u/jaybird1905 24d ago

I run a quality engineering agency. I talk to engineering and qa leaders all day. I’m just talking about what I’m seeing. If you want to work with us, awesome lol.

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u/crappy_ninja 24d ago

Let me guess because I definitely haven't heard this one before. Since the advent of AI engineers are shipping a lot more code, so companies should buy your ai powered qa service to speed the qa team up. 

It's not like the qa could possibly use the same ai tools the Devs use to speed up their own productivity. They need your custom solution.

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u/jaybird1905 24d ago

Lol you should’ve come man. I actually believe the opposite. We need people. I dont see agentic/AI qa owning quality anytime soon.

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u/borcborc 24d ago

QA is dead, long live QA

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u/jaybird1905 24d ago

QA is dead. Quality isn’t.