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Stress Testing AI Models

- Testing AI requires a fundamental shift in mindset - Stree Testing an AI Model differs from traditional Load Testing - Toolkit for AI Testing - New testing techniques to transition to AI Testing Link

Link Fest - 23-May-2015

Some of the things I have been reading this week: 10 Things I Would Tell My 22-Year-Old Self [ LinkedIn Pulse ] Six SWOT Analysis Tools and Applications [ Designorate ] The Indian 'App-onomy' [ Medium ] Send A Link To Your Deskmate Via Sound, With A New Google Extension [ FastCompany ] What Happens Behind the Scenes When You Buy Things with Your Phone [ Gizmodo ] Report: software error responsible for crashing the Airbus A400M [ Heise ] The only technique to learn something new [ BoingBoing ]  Walk Like a Happy Person, Be a Happier Person [ NYMag ] 

'Twas The Night Before Prod Release

'Twas the night before prod release, when all through the build, Not a unit test was failing, the developers were thrilled; The release notes were emailed to users with care, In hopes that new features, soon would be there; The BA was nestled all snug in her chair, With visions of magnitude ready to share; And I on my QA box, trying not to be stressed, Had just settled down for a last minute’s test; When during my test there arose such a clatter, I opened the error log to see what was the matter; And what to my wondering eyes should appear, But an unhandled fault, with its wording unclear; When I showed it to dev, and he gave me a shrug, I knew in a moment it must be a bug; More rapid than eagles, dev’s cursing it came, And he shouted at testers, and called us by name; “Now, Jacobson! Now, Zacek! Now, Whiteside and Surapaneni! On, Cagle! On, Addepalli, on Chang and Damidi! Stop finding bugs in my web service call! Now dash away! dash away! dash away all...