In this episode of Liberated Tester, host Gunesh Patil dives deep into the art of evaluating AI and machine learning models with expert Sumit Mundhada. Discover actionable strategies for data validation, model testing, and understanding the confusion matrix.

Learn how to effectively test generative AI models using a blend of quantitative and qualitative methods. Whether you're a novice or an experienced professional, this episode will equip you with the essential tools to ensure your AI models perform reliably in real-world scenarios. Tune in to explore how proper evaluation can make or break your AI and ML projects!

This talk was originally delivered at TribeQonf 2024 in Bengaluru.

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In this captivating episode, host Gunesh Patil sits down with Lisa Crispin, a renowned author and influential figure in Agile testing, for an exploration of her remarkable journey in software testing, and a deep dive into the ever-evolving world of Agile methodologies.

The podcast begins with a trip down memory lane as Lisa recounts her early days in customer support during the 1980s. She shares vivid anecdotes of dealing with irate customers on the other end of the line, takes us back to a time when software was deployed via tapes, and she sent fixes via mail. The technology landscape of the era, including Wang OS, DB2, SQL, PCs, Xerox Star, Apple Lisa, and Next, provides a colorful backdrop to her journey.

As the conversation shifts gears, Lisa offers insights into the evolution of Agile methodologies, reflecting on Agile then and now. She shares experiences from the world of Extreme Programming and notes how, contrary to popular belief, customers didn't always crave frequent changes.

Lisa unveils what she considers the secret ingredient of Agile: releasing small, frequent chunks of software. She suggests that the fifth Agile value should be "Joy." The discussion touches on the magic of Agile Testing Mindset and the pursuit of joy within teams.

Listeners gain valuable insights into biases, including confirmation bias, and how these biases can affect teams and lead to catastrophic results. Lisa underscores the importance of diverse teams in covering all bases and minimizing biases.

Prepare to be inspired and enlightened as Lisa Crispin shares her incredible journey and offers valuable wisdom on Agile methodologies, testing mindset, biases, and decision-making in this thought-provoking episode. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring tester, this conversation promises to broaden your horizons and spark your curiosity.

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Join host Gunesh Patil in a riveting conversation with Brijesh Deb, a true authority in the world of software testing and Agile transformation, as they delve into a myriad of topics that shape the testing landscape in this illuminating episode.

Brijesh's wealth of knowledge shines as he begins by discussing strategies to enhance quality. Drawing from his extensive experience, he offers insights into what customers truly seek and how different quality characteristics play a pivotal role in meeting their expectations.

With a deep understanding of the testing process, He uncovers the often overlooked fact that testers receive a version of requirements shaped by developers and advocates for the ultimate shift-left to begin with job requirements.

Brijesh dives into the controversial topic of "manual testing," debunking its misconceptions and tracing its origins back to tool vendors in the '90s. He fearlessly addresses issues like pay gaps and stigmas associated with manual testers, shedding light on his transformative course on manual testing that challenges conventional perceptions.

The episode navigates through the intricate relationship between automation and testing, underscoring the importance of complementing one's skills with evolving technologies. Brijesh draws parallels between affordability and training courses, advocating for an enhanced value perspective on certifications like ISTQB, BBST, and RST.

He recounts the origins of "The Test Chat" and its connection to the #nothingCalledManualTesting movement.

With a nod to diversity and empowerment, Brijesh celebrates women in the testing field and resonates with Stephen Covey's "8th Habit" — finding one's voice and aiding others in doing the same. The podcast concludes with a spotlight on Brijesh's AWS series on YouTube, offering listeners a valuable resource to further enrich their learning journey.

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