u/Suspicious-Peak-5224

I'm just starting my career in software testing, and I come from a technical background.

I have a question about writing test scenarios and test cases. I've noticed that AI tools can generate them very quickly and often include edge cases and corner cases that I might not think of.

As a learner, should I be using AI for this?

I already know how to write test cases myself, but I don't always come up with as many ideas as AI does, and AI is obviously much faster.

What would you recommend for someone who wants to become a better tester? Is it better to write everything myself to build my skills, or is it fine to let AI generate the test cases and then review, improve, and validate them?

Also, in a real company, which approach is more valuable? Do experienced testers typically write most test cases themselves, or is using AI as a first draft becoming common?

I'd love to hear your experiences and advice.

Hello 👋

I'm contemplating a career transition into software testing.

I've encountered various designations for this position, such as QA tester, QA automation tester, and so forth.

However, I've only briefly surveyed the domain itself.

Therefore, I kindly request your guidance and recommendations for the most effective resources to commence learning and enter this field.

What should I start with? Free or paid