Most costly AI-assisted testing failures aren't caused by poor execution - they're caused by delegating the wrong decision. This talk introduces Silent Delegation, a four-question Decision Test, and the Delegation Matrix it produces to help teams decide whether a testing activity should be delegated, augmented, verified, or retained.
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The first session of the Ministry of Testing AI Chapter, featuring Dragan Spiridonov and Oleksandr Romanov on the shift from ad-hoc prompting to agentic engineering, the building blocks of AI agents, and what quality means for non-deterministic AI systems.
A two-phase SDET prompt for Claude that forces an explicit requirements gap analysis - functional, boundary, security, and integration - before it's allowed to generate a lean, fully-traceable 12 to 20 case test suite with strict assertion and automation-readiness rules.
How AI tools are changing test case generation and automation, and why testing communities - not tools - are what push testers from a test-case mindset toward thinking in risk, system behavior, and quality.