Gen-AI Testing Workshop

Free Workshop: Gen-AI Testing Training in Hyderabad — 05 September 2026, 10:00 AM Writing test cases from a requirements document used to take a full day. Generative AI drafts them in minutes — and the tester's job becomes deciding which ones are worth keeping. That shift is real, and it is changing what QA teams expect from the people they hire. Testers who can direct generative AI well are producing broader coverage in less time. Testers who cannot are still typing. Quality Thought – Software Training Institute is conducting a FREE workshop on Gen-AI Testing Training on 05 September 2026 from 10:00 AM onwards, available in both Online and Offline modes at our Ameerpet centre in Hyderabad. What Generative AI actually is: Generative AI refers to models trained to produce new content — text, code, structured data — from natural-language instructions. Applied to testing, that means generating test cases, scripts, scenarios and test data from inputs you already have: requirements, user stories, API specifications and existing documentation. Generative AI in software testing: AI-assisted test case generation — feed in a requirement or user story and get draft test cases covering the main flows. You review, correct and extend them. Coverage improves; judgement stays with you. Test scenario generation — surfacing edge cases, negative paths and boundary conditions that are easy to miss when writing manually under deadline. Test data generation — creating realistic synthetic datasets that respect field constraints and business rules, without exposing production data. Defect analysis using AI — clustering similar failures across builds, spotting patterns, reducing duplicate defect reports and assisting root-cause investigation. AI-assisted documentation — turning test runs into readable summaries, and keeping test plans and traceability matrices current with far less manual effort. AI testing tools and automation: The workshop introduces the current AI testing tool landscape and how these capabilities plug into real automation frameworks — Selenium, Playwright, Cypress — alongside self-healing locators that adapt when the UI changes. AI operates within an automation framework, not instead of one, which is why the session also covers conventional automation concepts, CI/CD integration and reporting. Modern QA workflows: You will see how generative AI fits into an actual sprint: requirement analysis, test design, execution, defect triage and reporting — and, just as importantly, where human review remains non-negotiable. Generative AI produces plausible output, not verified output. Knowing where to check it is the skill. Who should attend: Software testing beginners, manual testers, automation testers, QA engineers and test engineers. B.Tech/B.E. and MCA students, freshers and job seekers. Software developers, working IT professionals and career switchers. No prior AI experience is required. Career relevance in Hyderabad: Hyderabad's product companies, GCCs and services firms are increasingly listing AI testing skills in QA job specifications. For manual testers in particular, this is a practical route from test execution into quality engineering. Register for the free workshop: Date: 05 September 2026 | Time: 10:00 AM onwards | Mode: Online & Offline Venue: Quality Thought – Software Training Institute, Aditya Enclave, Ameerpet, Hyderabad, Telangana. Seats are limited for both modes and confirmed in order of registration. Register early to secure your slot.