Testing deep learning chatbots
I’m lucky to have got involved in a project testing chatbots. It’s an emerging technology, so I’ll do a series of posts on different aspects of testing chatbots. The problem
I’m lucky to have got involved in a project testing chatbots. It’s an emerging technology, so I’ll do a series of posts on different aspects of testing chatbots. The problem
Last month I did a one-week project where I put an app through usability testing. The company that hired me was very careful not to tell me a lot about the app and their system, since they wanted me to see it for the first time. That was a very wise decision on their part. While I performed the first testing, and got to know the app, I was struck with the value of this very first meeting with the system.
Understand that… In January 2016, a small Swedish start-up company agreed to inviting a colleague and I to do a 1-day-testing of their Kickstarter funded product. It was wildly different from what I’m used
I’m used to testing quite tangible stuff. Does the system provide the answer I’m looking for, does something unexpected or unintended happen when I input different symbols and Words in an input