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Sep 17, 2026

Richard SeidlHOST
2:14
Yeah, we always meet in different places.
Richard SeidlHOST
2:16
We are now here in Vilnius, ISTQB conference here.
Richard SeidlHOST
2:20
And we are both speakers here too.
Richard SeidlHOST
2:22
And so I grabbed the opportunity to get you into my podcast here.

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Nishan PortoyanGUEST
24:27
Then the test case creation is also very good.
Nishan PortoyanGUEST
24:30
Because that's a simple task where you can just make sure that the functional test cases are being created.
Nishan PortoyanGUEST
24:37
And to understand if the knowledge that you learned, let's say from an ISTQB foundation level, is still there and you have still the same understanding.
Nishan PortoyanGUEST
24:49
Or is the AI starting to hallucinate and... doing some stuff that it doesn't meet.
Jonathon WrightGUEST
5:51
So, you know, we saw this quite quick emergence where even myself and Tariq and, and Jason all had something to blame in the early 2020s when we were saying, "Oh, become a prompt engineer." And then, you know, 2022, 2023, people discovered RAG, retrieval-augmented generation.
Jonathon WrightGUEST
6:08
They all got really excited that they could stick, like Bill Gates told us in 1980, "640K is all you'll ever need in memory." You put your 640K markdown file and into a RAG, add a large language model, bish, bash, boom, it now knows everything about testing, right? You know, you drop in the ISTQB book or whatever, we're all good.
Jonathon WrightGUEST
6:30
We don't need testers anymore, and then it'll take the test, the ISTQB theory practice, and it'll pass it, like Jason did five years ago.
Jonathon WrightGUEST
6:37
But that doesn't mean it's a tester, right? And I think this is where suddenly testers aren't like developers, right? Maybe they're a little bit more savvy or g- more questioning.
Jonathon WrightGUEST
6:47
They've got the critical thinking.
Geoff ThompsonHOST
0:39
Today we have a very special guest joining us who is well known to anyone in the agile world.
Geoff ThompsonHOST
0:44
I've enjoyed working with her directly and also alongside her within the ISTQB.
Geoff ThompsonHOST
0:49
Please welcome Leanne Howard.
Geoff ThompsonHOST
0:51
Leanne, please tell us about who you are and what
Richard SeidlHOST
16:34
So we have to learn all this stuff for the future, for the prompt engineering you mentioned.
Richard SeidlHOST
16:40
And when we look on your other role, you are also a very active part of the ISTQB.
Richard SeidlHOST
16:49
You're part of the exec there.
Richard SeidlHOST
16:51
Yes.
Richard SeidlHOST
16:53
When we look at all this certification, the last 20, 25 years now, it helps to professionalize our point of where we are now and our profession where we are now as a tester.
Richard SeidlHOST
17:09
And what is in your, when you look at the ISTQB portfolio, what are the main certifications and learning paths you would suggest to go there to deal with all this stuff in the future?
Olivier DenooGUEST
17:22
Yeah, if you're more interested, when we were talking about AI, we have two certifications on AI in the ISPQB.
Olivier DenooGUEST
17:29
If you are interested in using the AI for testing, that's definitely the GenAI syllabus.
Nirmala SaneechurGUEST
2:07
And it's a great pleasure to have you here.
Nirmala SaneechurGUEST
2:10
for the fifth edition and it's a great pleasure to have all the ISTQB members here.
Richard SeidlHOST
2:16
I talked to the other guys from ISTQB and we're so happy that here is such a rising quality community and they're so happy talking to each other and interacting with each other.
Richard SeidlHOST
2:27
It's really nice to be here.
Richard SeidlHOST
2:29
It's

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