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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://q-leap.odoo.com/event/tutorial-using-generativ
 e-ai-for-testing-best-prompting-practices-9">Tutorial - Using generative A
 I for testing: best prompting practices </a>\nUsing generative AI for test
 ing: best prompting practices Trainer : Anne Kramer Date : November 14\, 2
 024 from 9:00 AM Duration : 3h Language : English Required materials: Plea
 se bring your PC Price: 250€\, includes lunch box How I prompt a query t
 o ChatGPT or other Large Language Models (LLMs) has a huge influence on th
 e quality of the response. In addition to the context required\, it's a go
 od idea to proceed in stages\, and not to ask or expect all at once. This 
 tutorial provides an overview of the many ways in which AI can be used in 
 testing. We'll look at concrete examples and see how to proceed as skilful
 ly as possible to get usable results quickly. You'll be writing a lot of p
 rompts yourself. So bring your laptops!
DTSTAMP:20260829T011956Z
SUMMARY:Tutorial - Using generative AI for testing: best prompting practice
 s 
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://q-leap.odoo.com/event/tutoria
 l-using-generative-ai-for-testing-best-prompting-practices-9">Tutorial - U
 sing generative AI for testing: best prompting practices </a>\nUsing gener
 ative AI for testing: best prompting practices Trainer : Anne Kramer Date 
 : November 14\, 2024 from 9:00 AM Duration : 3h Language : English Require
 d materials: Please bring your PC Price: 250€\, includes lunch box How I
  prompt a query to ChatGPT or other Large Language Models (LLMs) has a hug
 e influence on the quality of the response. In addition to the context req
 uired\, it's a good idea to proceed in stages\, and not to ask or expect a
 ll at once. This tutorial provides an overview of the many ways in which A
 I can be used in testing. We'll look at concrete examples and see how to p
 roceed as skilfully as possible to get usable results quickly. You'll be w
 riting a lot of prompts yourself. So bring your laptops!
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