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Where AI Goes Wrong - The Blind Spots Testers See | Rahul Parwal | Testflix2025 | #testingcommunity

AI promises speed, but testers are often the first to notice where it quietly breaks down. Beneath the impressive outputs lie hidden issues like hallucinations, false confidence, and blind spots that can easily go unnoticed yet cause real damage if left unchecked. This atomic talk explores the subtle ways AI can fail, why speed without reliability is risky, and how testers play a critical role in supervising and strengthening AI systems. It highlights practical strategies for working alongside AI to make its outputs more trustworthy, reliable, and genuinely useful.

How to become a pro data analyst if you've never done data analysis before

People feel more confident when their decisions are backed by numbers. That’s just human nature. Add a chart or a metric to a conversation, and suddenly an opinion feels more credible. This is one reason companies invest heavily in analytics tools. They’re not just buying dashboards, they’re buying confidence. Confidence that decisions are grounded in reality, not gut feel. But here’s the problem: having data doesn’t automatically make decisions easier.

The 2025 Kong Year in Review

Another year is wrapping up, and we’re taking a moment to reflect on what made 2025 a defining year for Kong. With major advances in building the AI connectivity layer and soaring enterprise adoption of agentic systems, this year sparked a hockey-stick surge in demand for the infrastructure that powers intelligent agents. Below is a rundown on the updates, the innovations, and the moments that moved the industry in one year-end recap.

Testing Business Logic with Ease | Alex Schwartz | Testflix2025 | #testingcommunity

Business logic sits at the core of every system, yet it often becomes the hardest part to change. Rules get buried in complex code, feedback arrives too late, and even small updates turn into slow, risky efforts. This session explores why teams struggle with something that should be simple and how to bring clarity back into the process.

Application Rationalization Is a Strategy, Not Just a Purge

Most business leaders view application rationalization like cleaning out a garage: a painful, one-time chore to throw away junk to save space. It is often viewed strictly as a subtraction game that overlooks business context. Get rid of legacy technical debt to lower application costs and IT spend. But this mindset ignores value. A better way to view your application stack is through the lens of a stock portfolio.

Why do testers were initially nervous about Al replacing their work?

Testers weren’t nervous about AI replacing their work, the challenges were actually logistical. Teams struggled with unpredictable pre-production environment changes, global coordination, and unclear deployment windows, which caused confusion during monitoring and adoption. — Mush Honda, Chief Quality Architect at Katalon Follow Katalon for more insights in our series!

What Is Beta Testing? Process, Types, Benefits, And Best Practices

Today’s software ecosystem consists of various devices, integrations, and user environments. The same application can have different behaviours in each environment, regardless if it had passed through unit, integration and system testing stages. Therefore, beta-testing is necessary. Beta testing is the bridge between an internal QA team and a company publicly launching its application.

Breaking Your Own Bots | Robin Gupta | Testflix 2025 | #testingcommunity

As AI agents take on critical roles in testing and automation, their weaknesses can become hidden risks waiting to surface. This session explores how applying red teaming techniques, borrowed from cybersecurity, can help uncover vulnerabilities in AI agents before they cause real-world failures.