You might worry that, eventually, the machines will take over and eliminate humans from the QA process. So why does QA need humans, when humans need OSHA-approved working conditions and...
You might worry that, eventually, the machines will take over and eliminate humans from the QA process. So why does QA need humans, when humans need OSHA-approved working conditions and time-consuming bathroom breaks? Because in some cases, the reverse is true: Humans are better at QA than is automation. We have five situations to prove it.
You might worry that, eventually, the machines will take over and eliminate humans from the QA process. So why does QA need humans, when humans need OSHA-approved working conditions and time-consuming bathroom breaks? Because in some cases, the reverse is true: Humans are better at QA than is automation. We have five situations to prove it.