Why do we test? We test because there's a risk of problems about the product — not just IN the product, but also things around it and related to it. Product risk is the possibility that some person, a victim, will experience a problem due to a vulnerability in

Disclaimer: It’s been a while since I last updated this blog, and the reason is simple – I am Ukrainian, and the war is still ongoing. Living in Kyiv, I hear attacks on us almost every other day. But there’s another part of the story – my husband has joined

Imagine a world where the Library of Alexandria never burned down. The repository of knowledge, once considered the brain of the ancient world, might have pushed humanity into technological advancements centuries before our time. This thought experiment isn't merely about lost knowledge; it illustrates the impact of some

Your granddaughter is using chatGPT in their kindergarten. It was you who taught her, and nobody can distinguish your last trip photos from the freshly generated ones that you post on your feed. You've read all the articles about AI in Forbes and the Economist, and now you

"Start a blog," they say. It is fun," they said. So, here we go - yet another blog from yet another techie, is not it what we all need? And even more, most probably you are interested in why I’m writing about unreliable AI specifically. I stop